This setting is also available in Sterling Silver with a number of other gem choices.

The curves on this make it a fascinating ring and beautiful piece.

The swoops and swirls combine to form a unique ring, that is suitable for a man or a woman.

This unique ring can be worn as it is or set with gemstones. Originally designed to be a family ring.

This piece is shown in sterling silver and has a nice solid weight and feel to it.

It's a fine fashion statement for that special living dead girl.

You could say I am a fan of devils and demons

This ring would make a lovely promise ring or anniversary ring with the 'Two' theme.

I chose one of my best pink tourmalines to make this ring a tribute to hippies, flower power, and... like, peace man

I love this ring and will be sad to see it go. It was inspired by a dream I had of volcanoes on a tropical island.

The sides of the ring front are two representations of the Green man, who represents nature and life.  And the centre has the figure of a scary skull, which represents the afterlife and death.

The square-ish top keeps the ring from spinning on the finger and allows it to sit fairly high without catching on things.

This is definitely a ring for a child of the night.

The band is rich with organic free form shapes.

This is a strong textured industrial ring and because it had such a stong I wanted to give a strong name to match the feel.

I think the carved lines in the piece running from from to back and top to bottom, make this piece very unique, indeed.

It is definitely one of those rings where no one else in the room will have one like it.

This ring will make a perfect gift for Goths, gamers, and those who love fantasy such as Lord of the Rings. His eyes glow deep red with two beautiful 3.0 mm marquise cut garnets.

The original design came about when I decided I fancied a set of vertebrae slave rings on a pair of reptilian steel bracers.

It's beautiful. It's unique. And everyone who notices it will know just how you feel.

This piece is shown with a Rhodochrosite in a sterling setting.  I think the carved lines in the piece running from to back and top to bottom, make this piece very unique, indeed.

This is my version of an industrial classic.

This ring features a 10 x 14mm cabochon set in a fine silver bezel on a sterling silver ring with a total weight of 5.4 grams.

It is striking, huge ring which would probably suit a man simply because of its volume.  The name Goran is Serbian, meaning 'mountain man'.

Regardless on its meaning the ring turned out to be one of my recent favorites and I very pleased with the result.

The piece is solid and wide with an accenting stylized V with a 3mm rubilite stone set in the bottom of the V.

I love the texture of this piece and I really made the pattern to explore the amount of texture I could impart in it.The texture has very close resemblence to the bark of the Oak Tree.

I've always liked 'wings' on the bottoms of ring shanks. I particularly like the way this one turned out. This is a big honkin' ring that positively exudes style.

This ring is just striking.  It is pictured with Rhodochrosite but it would adapt to any favourite oval cabochon of your choice.

This ring was inspired by the image of Poseidon's trident.