Rings

Polished, all-round enamelled band in the Early English style of medieval tiling.

All-round enamelled and polished gothic trinity band, in transparent blood red.

Predatory bat shackled by three chains to a spiked manacle.

Large, deep burgundy, faceted crystal mounted in a circle of ivy-grown skulls.

A clear crystal projecting the vision of a pentagram within and set in a noblesque tracery mount.

A blood-red enabelled coffin lid (with magnet catch) is hinged and opens to reveal the vampire's secret compartment within.

A folly of a jewel-encrusted gothic construction with 10 crystals.

The stacked skulls of three hideously deformed mortal creatures.

A Vernean, bio-mechanical tactillion set with a black cabochon.

A lamellate sheath of metallic bat-scales.

The giant, venomous spider contrastingly overpowers the large, black, faceted crystal beneath.

The powerful skull of a malevolent predator bites through the finger of its unfortunate wearer.

An ostentatious, glittering gem set in the mount of a lifeless, human skull.

The polished, black-enamelled device of the infamous, maelstromic arrows.

Four chains enshackle the victim, bound by two rings of skulls and spikes.

Egregious and formidable dress-ring concealing a generous cavity beneath its brass hinged, imperious crystal gem lid. With diamond-white crystal.

A deep-engraved, abstract, tribal-gothic 'batesque' design encircles this pewter band. Pewter ring.

A pair of human skeletons in rigor mortis embrace this modest, unimposing ring.

Egregious and formidable dress-ring concealing a generous cavity beneath its brass hinged, imperious crystal gem lid. With black crystal.

Gigantic, venomous reptile, spanning two fingers to sink its teeth into the third.

An eight-legged predator, frozen in death and petrified in resin, set in pewter.

The Eight Arrows of Chaos, inset with a black crystal stud.

Bold symbol of doom and emotional dearth, set with large black Austrian crystal heart.

Occult sign of the inviolate deity, with midnight blue enamel and two 'sun' symbols.

A hauntingly gothic casket, empty, all expect for its purple enamel cross set with a solitary white crystal, clear-coat enamelled.

The head of a dragon lurks beneath this pool of a Celtic spring.

The Copper band is inscribed with Hebrew letters from Faust's Magic Circle of c.1530.

Cranal remains of the force destruction.

The powerful cross forme, unsurped and empowered by the magic of the pentagram.

A tiny, yet essentially symbolic bat, signifying the spirit of the wearer's soul.

A classic late medieval styled ring, beset with amethyst crystal.

A deathly black cahochon, engraved with 'cross fleury', overgrown by graveyard undergrowth and ivy.

Poly faceted pentagram band.

Egyption eternal cross signet, enamelled.

Multi panelled gothic revival band, enamelled.

Harbingers of the underworld supporting three giant death tinctured crystals.

In pewter and solid brass, an authentic reproduction of Dr. Von Rosenstein's indispensable key to the induction matrix.

Encircled by encoded ceremonial rites, the three black haematite cahochons control the powers to arouse the dead, cast pewter ring.

The folds in the dark garb of the reaper of time, reval the antique bone-resin skull of fate, ring cast in pewter.

A discreet miniature pentagram noir, with black enamel infill.

The head of the dragon at the end of the world, with crystal red eyes.

Epitomising Viking willpower and freedom. This is a large ring of the fabled wolf of the Gods.

Hypnotically sinister vlood red crystal eye, staring into the eye of any onlooker.

A classic black enamelled pentagram, highly polished, and flanked with Alchemical roses of wisdom.

The legendary all-powerful dragon, ensnares his subervient captive to eternal entrapment.

Power, darkness and chaos surround this runic band with black crystal.

Hands from each side of the threshold grip in certain union. 2 two-tone pewter interlocking rings.

The triumphant harmony of Nature and The Creator. The solid bronze Latin band says 'God and Nature do not work together in vain".

Three deaths for the auspicious. Each caput mortem, or death's head, representing one mortal life.

Five magical talismans of profit and protection. The central Kabbalistic sigillum 'Agla', stands for 'Thou art mighty forever, O Lord', with the remaining four seals for love, memory, safety and peace.

Beckoning the magian forces with the power to enrich life. A solid bronze pentagram is set in clear enamel, within a ring and interspersed with the five sigils to energise the magic.

Named after the greatest of the Anglo Saxon kings and reciting their complete magical Futhork alphabet.

Deceit or commitment may come to mind when beholding this web of intrigue, supporting the black crystal spider.

Positive supernatural powers of the pentagram under Celtic influence.

A sanguine red-faceted crystal mounted in a style befitting the blood thirsty C.16th Countess.

The Latin inscription 'MEUS OPUS MAGNUS' is the Alchemical spirtual wish for 'The complete fulfilment of life'.

In Runic and Latin, bright means 'the lineage of enlightenment', with ruby red faceted crystal.

A funerary purple 'hologram effect' enamel, encapsulating the shrouded living corpse.

After the celebrated Kabbalistic alchemest and magician Cornelius Agrippa, the inset skull appears as a hologram beneath the elemental glaze.

Fabled alchemical salamanders encircle the blue crystal spirt pool.

Classic portrayal of the Alchemist, with black rose.

The famous blank, stark expression of the face of death.

Magical empowerment requires the encircling of the subject's essence.

The Latin text translates as: "There is not greater pain than to remember a happy time when one is in misery".