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Bold sterling silver statement ring featuring a central skull and crossbones motif flanked by sculpted wing-detailed shoulders. Tested as 925 silver (weighing 9.56 g) with internal hallmarks "AB" and "835". Ideal for gothic jewelry collectors, military emblem enthusiasts, and biker style aficionados. Front dimensions: 15.97 mm x 12.27 mm.
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This distinctive vintage-style signet ring features a prominent high-relief skull and crossbones set against a stylized backdrop, flanked by detailed feather/wing scrollwork expanding along the shoulders of the band. Crafted from solid silver with rich contrasting oxidation, it offers a striking aesthetic for collectors of military, biker, and gothic jewelry.
| Feature | Details |
| Material | Solid Silver (Tested 925 Sterling Silver) |
| Weight | 9.56 grams (Weight might vary based on the dimensions of the ring.) |
| Front Dimensions | 15.97 mm x 12.27 mm |
| Internal Markings | Maker's mark "AB", silver standard mark "835" |
| Ring Size | possible to choose USA size 7 to 14 (inner diameter17.3 - 23 MM.) |
| Condition | Vintage pre-owned condition with natural patina and surface wear |
Winged Skull Motif: Features a central skull and crossbones emblem framed by textured feathered wing details along the band shoulders.
Tested Silver Quality: Chemically tested as 925 sterling silver quality, stamped internally with standard silver hallmark 835 and maker's mark AB.
Textured Oxidation: Deep oxidation in the recessed areas highlights the sculptural detail of the wings and central skull motif.
Solid Construction: Weighing 9.56 grams, the ring provides a solid, balanced weight suitable for daily wear or display in a vintage jewelry collection.
The combination of a skull and winged motifs carries deep historical roots across art and military heraldry:
The classic Skull and crossbones serves as a traditional Memento mori emblem, reminding the viewer of mortality and character.
Imagery combining skulls with wings—often referred to as a Winged skull—has historically appeared in early gravestone iconography representing the flight of the soul, as well as modern aviation, military unit insignia, and 20th-century biker culture representing freedom and courage.
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