Saxon Ring is handcrafted from bronze and plated with 999 gold.
Anglo-Saxon Heritage
A triple-spiral ring inspired by an ancient Viking-era heirloom found in North Yorkshire, England. Its form echoes the jewelry of the Anglo-Saxon period, where rings were more than decoration — they were symbols of loyalty, status, and strength. In Anglo-Saxon culture, the gifting of rings was a ceremonial act. Leaders would reinforce bonds with their warriors by sharing wealth gained in battle — a tradition known as "ring-giving," deeply tied to ideas of allegiance and honor. The triple spiral not only evokes northern traditions, but also carries echoes of antiquity, where such forms symbolized cycles, eternity, and the continuity of time. Bold, textured, and sculptural, this ring feels like several eras bound into a single, powerful gesture.