Silver Viking Openwork Dragon Ring

This striking dragon design on the openwork dragon ring was originally carved by a viking into a stone on the Isle of Man in the 10th century.

The vikings told tales of dragons who guarded ancient treasure. In their art they often used the symbol of the dragon as a guardian against danger. When I first saw this carving I wanted to recreate it as a ring, so now you can wear this ancient symbol wrapped around your finger.

For this ring I have cut the pattern through, in sterling silver openwork.

I have made the ring in two sizes. They are open at the back so both are adjustable and you can bend them gently for a perfect fit.

Which size is right for you?
As a rough guide, a large ring will fit a medium to large male finger. A small ring will fit a medium to large female finger.

If you want to be more exact, please measure the circumference of your finger with a strip of paper, and compare your millimeter measurement with this table:

Large ring
At its widest adjustment, this ring will fit 78mm circumference.

At a regular adjustment, this ring will fit 70mm circumference.

At its smallest adjustment, this ring will fit 61mm circumference.

Small ring
At its widest adjustment, this ring will fit 66mm circumference.

At a regular adjustment, this ring will fit 60mm circumference.

At its smallest adjustment, this ring will fit 52mm circumference.

You can adjust the ring easily yourself by using a piece of wood, or something similar, to prise the ring open, or to tap it to a smaller size. If you prefer, you can add a note to your order in the comments section and we will adjust the ring for you to a specific size.