🩸 Ring Name
Thorned Vow – Rose Shadow Ring
📖 Legend & Lore
In the forgotten western woods of the Old Continent lies Thornwood—a forest where roses do not bloom for sun or rain,
but from the blood and longing of an oath-bound goddess: Ceryse.
Once a divine scribe of sacred vows, Ceryse was betrayed by the gods she served.
In her grief, she melted the fragments of broken promises into thorns,
sealing them in the heart of a single eternal rose.
From this act, Thornwood was born.
It is said that those who have made promises but never kept them
will see a burning rose shadow in the forest at night—
the echo of vows left to wither.
This ring is believed to be a petal fallen from that divine rose,
just as it withered beneath the moonlight.
Forged in silver thorns and set with a “Flame Stone,”
it burns with the memory of a promise not yet forgotten.
Those who wear it are said to enter into a silent soul pact with Ceryse herself:
The vow-breaker shall know unrest, but the vow-keeper shall be answered.
💎 Materials & Craftsmanship
Material: 925 Sterling Silver + Pigeon Blood Red Cubic Zirconia
Ring Size: US 5
Weight: approx. 4g
Craft Highlights:
The overall form evokes a rosebud blooming from a crown of thorns,
with hammered textures on the branches, echoing the ruins of an ancient deity’s legacy
The upper ring band blossoms into petal-like silverwork, with a deep red stone at the heart—
a “Vow Flame” born of sacred longing
Hidden etchings and subtle cracks across the surface represent the trials of oaths and the silent answer of forgotten gods
✨ Symbolism
Thorns: Symbol of guardianship and trials—only the steadfast may pass
Rose: In myth, a sign of undying vows and sacrificial love
Pigeon Blood Red Stone: Represents the burning core of the soul’s truest promise
Silver Thorn Band: Circles the finger like a vow that can neither be broken nor spoken
🎁 Perfect For
Lovers of dark fairytales, mythic narratives, and gothic-inspired jewelry
Those who still remember a vow once made but never spoken aloud
A meaningful gift for a lover, a trusted friend—or yourself—as a talisman of sacred promises kept
