Witch's Knot Thin Ring: Openwork
Specifications
| Color | Gold, Silver |
| Material | Stainless steel, Gold-plated |
| Style | Band |
| For | Unisex |
- Material: openwork stainless steel, gold-tone or silver-tone finish
- Thin band, openwork all the way around, FR sizes 57 to 65
- For: men & women (adults)
- Type: Ring
- Free shipping from 49€ · secure payment
A knotted rope found in an attic in 1878
A slim, entirely openwork ring: the four-loop witch's knot is repeated all the way around, cut into the steel. Gold or silver finish.
Find this piece in our Viking Ring collection.
What makes this piece unique
- The motif goes all the way around: with no front or back, the ring can be worn in any direction.
- Entirely openwork: the skin is visible through the loops, creating a lighter look.
- Slim enough for stacking: it can be worn alone or stacked with other rings.
Specifications
- Material: Openwork stainless steel, gold or silver finish
- Dimensions: Slim openwork ring all the way around, sizes 57 to 65
- Target audience: men and women (adult)
Did you know?
The most famous object used in knot magic was found by chance. In 1878, while demolishing an old house in Wellington, Somerset, workers discovered in an attic a knotted rope bristling with rooster feathers, hidden away with some brooms. A local scholar named it the witch's ladder, and the object was added to the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, where it still remains. No one has ever established with certainty what it was used for—but it was enough to give a name, and an image, to an entire family of knotted charms.
To explore further, our Viking Ring section gathers other models, and our Viking jewelry collection covers the rest of our selection.
In the same section
What is the witch's knot?
A modern symbol with four interlaced loops, associated with Wicca. It is neither ancient Celtic nor Norse.
What is a witch's ladder?
A knotted cord threaded with feathers, the most famous example of which was discovered in 1878 in an attic in Somerset. It is now in the Pitt Rivers Museum.
Does the pattern go all the way around?
Yes, it repeats over 360°. The ring has neither a front nor a back.
What sizes are available?
From 57 to 65 in French sizing (finger circumference), which is US 8 to US 11.
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