Onyx Warrior Ring 8mm Silver/Black Brushed - Damascus

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Onyx Warrior Brushed Damascus Steel Ring, 8 mm

It is said that Damascus steel swords could cleave an arrow in flight. Medieval warriors respected it – not only for its strength, but also for its beauty. This steel is created by joining two different types of steel under extreme heat, where the layers are repeatedly folded, bent and forge-welded. The result is a unique pattern – no two pieces are the same. Each ring has an original drawing, like a fingerprint. Only yours.

The men's ring has a classic court profile shape – gently rounded on the outside and inside for maximum comfort. Damascus steel creates a naturally slightly articulated surface that grips the finger better and allows the skin to breathe freely. You'll appreciate this for everyday wear – whether in the office, on a motorbike or in the mountains. This ring is not a fashion accessory. It is a sign. A symbol of perseverance, individuality and craftsmanship. Wear it as a reminder of your own journey. Or as a silent weapon of the everyday knight.

Due to the properties of damascus steel, we recommend not exposing the ring to aggressive chemicals or sea water.

Legend of the Onyx Warrior – shadow among warriors

In ancient times, when the night was not afraid to swallow the day and men had steel in their hands and in their hearts, a warrior without a name walked among them. He wore a black stone in the middle of the ring – onyx, supposedly a gift from the night itself. He did not shine, he did not call for glory. But where he appeared, lies and fear fell. They called him Onyx Warrior – a man whose armour never shone in the sun, but his presence could not be overlooked. He left no trace, only silence and respect. His ring was forged from layers of steel, harder than a king's word, with a matte surface reminiscent of the calm before the storm.

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Legend has it that this ring outlived its wearer – it remained so that it could continue to protect the determined, taciturn and steadfast. Those who fight not outwardly, but inwardly. Those who do not speak unnecessarily – but act when necessary.

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How to measure your finger size for a ring

Measuring with string or paper

Take a thin strip of paper or a piece of string. Wrap it around the finger where you want to wear the ring. Mark the spot where the two ends meet. Lay it out and measure the length (in mm) with a ruler – this will give you the circumference of the finger. Compare with the size chart (e.g. 55 mm = EU size 55).

Measuring a ring that already fits

If you already have a ring that fits, measure its inner diameter in mm. The exact diameter in mm corresponds to the size in EU (e.g. 17.5 mm = size 55).

Tips for accurate measurement

Measure your finger in the evening when it is at its largest. Do not measure your finger when it is cold – fingers tend to be smaller. Consider the width of the ring – for wider rings, it is recommended to choose half a size larger.