Wide Grin Brow Skull Ring – Full Upper Tooth Row

The wide grin brow skull ring uses heavy sloped brow ridges above deep eye sockets and an unusually broad exposed tooth row. High cheek arches stretch the mouth toward both shoulders, creating a low, wide face rather than a coffin silhouette. Selectable US sizes run from 6 through 14. The metal and product-specific weight are not verified.

The grin reaches beneath both cheek arches

Vertical forehead grooves descend toward the brows, which angle sharply into the sockets. A triangular nose opening separates the upper face from closely modeled teeth that continue almost edge to edge. Side views show the cheek plate projecting beyond the mouth, while the rear remains open beneath the skull front. The jaw and teeth are fixed, not articulated.

• SKU: SSJ149
• Face: low, wide skull
• Mouth: full exposed tooth row
• Sizes: US 6-14
• Material: not specified

Correct the old coffin label through visible anatomy

No coffin panel, lid, cross or pointed box outline appears in the inspected gallery. The product is therefore identified as a grinning skull ring by its brow, sockets, cheeks and teeth. That distinction also keeps it separate from the actual cross-panel coffin ring in this batch.

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Brush across the tooth row and dry the open rear

Use a soft brush vertically between the teeth and around the nose and socket openings. Approach the deep sockets from both the front and hollow underside so loosened debris can leave the face. Avoid sharp tools that can scratch the raised cheek edges. The wide front may touch neighboring fingers or rotate if loose, so verify a stable fit during a full grip and remove the ring before activities that can strike the projecting face.

Skull identity, fixed grin and wide-face questions