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The image of a bat with spread wings in bas relief on a sterling silver shank.
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The Ouroboros, is an ancient symbol illustrated by a serpent swallowing its own tail, forming a circle.
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A simple shank ring with the anchient Goddess Doini; her arms over head and a spiral on her belly.
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The disc of the full moon on a solid shank of silver.
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Tongues of fire forming a five point star surrounded by a firey circle, mounted on a shank of sterling silver.
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A Ring of the Horned One, The God's face framed by beard and deer antlers depicting the image of Hern of the wild hunt.
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The Face of the Goddess sculpted on a disk in bas releif. Her hair surrounds her countenance giving a radiating effect.
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A ring made in the spirit of Peace, the traditional symbol popular in the 60s.
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A new and more detailed Ouroboros ring, this is the classic Ouroboros swallowing it's tail.
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A Sterling Silver Ring crowned with a circle of leaves forming a wreath
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Two ropes combined are stronger than the single cord. A metaphor describing how a couple commitment may strengthen each others lives.
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A classic style of pentacle and crescent ring, in the style of a "Gypsy Ring" or "Class ring"
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One of my earliest creations: Moon and Star Ring.
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A ring composed of five Amanita Muscaria forming the shape of a peace sign
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Lady Centaur pulling a bolt back with her bow: she aims for the stars. A classic Sagittarius ring
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The top of the piece holds the Rune of Protection. The sides of the ring are flanked with the waxing and waning moon.
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A Wolf Face looking at you with curiosity, the mane of his head trails into the shank of the ring
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In it's best aspect the Maple is a tree of Health, Longevity drawing helpful and positive spirits and energy.
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A ring that symbolizes the eternal. The center glyph is a spiral representing the Tor of the Grail. The sides are adorned by Triquetras
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The Autumn Awen Ring symbolizes Sky Father Energy in balance with the Earth Mother energy as well as any of a thousand other sets of three ideas
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This is a winter version of the Awen Ring: a wreath of leaves and three staves descending from the top, the leaves are of Holly, the "dots" are pine cones.
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The Durid Sigil ring: a wreath of sacred leaves covered by two Druidic staves. This is a symbol of the Earth Mother or Gaia used by many Neopagan Druid
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The Awen is an ancient design used by the Druids of Olde. This symbol has been recognized and harnessed by the Neo-Pagan movement to represent the emanation of the Light, brought into manifestation in the material world.
This ring is the Awen for Spring
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A wizard looks into a crystal ball in his hands. His heavy hat nearly covers his eyes fade into the shank.
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Two hands holding stone to gaze into, seeing many things real and imagined.
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Sterling silver wolf ring with stones set in the eyes. Select from Amber, Garnet or Citrine stones
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Sometimes when you look up into the forest's branches, one can see images like faces in the leaves. In the elder days, that "face" was said to be a vision of the Green Man.
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