Triple Moon Ring: Open, Silver-Tone Steel
Specifications
| Color | Silver |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Style | Band |
| For | Unisex |
- Material: silver-tone stainless steel, engraving on an open band
- Wide open band, adjustable by squeezing
- For: men & women (adults)
- Type: Ring
- Free shipping from 49€ · secure payment
An ancient figure, but a 1948 synthesis
A wide open band in silver-toned steel, engraved with the Triple Moon — waxing crescent, full moon, waning crescent — surrounded by interlace patterns and small stars. The ring adjusts by pinching it.
Find this piece in our Viking Ring collection.
What sets this piece apart
- The three phases are clear at a glance: two opposing crescents framing a full disk; it is the most recognizable composition in the lunar repertoire.
- Interlace patterns fill the circumference: the engraving does not stop at the central motif, but runs along the entire band.
- Open, therefore adjustable: pinch to tighten, pull apart to widen.
Specifications
- Material: Silver-toned stainless steel, recessed engraving on an open band
- Dimensions: Wide open band, adjustable by pinching
- Target audience: Men and women (adults)
Did you know?
The Triple Moon represents the Triple Goddess — the maiden, the mother, and the crone — and its history is shorter than one might think. Each of these figures exists separately in ancient mythologies, but their union into a single three-faced deity is a construct of the English poet Robert Graves, presented in The White Goddess in 1948. Wicca, born in the 1950s, immediately adopted it. The symbol is therefore less than eighty years old in its current form, which takes nothing away from its coherence: it is one of the rare modern syntheses that has truly taken hold.
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What does the Triple Moon represent?
The Triple Goddess: the maiden, the mother and the crone, represented by the waxing crescent, the full moon and the waning crescent.
How old is this symbol?
It dates from 1948 in its current form, as formulated by the poet Robert Graves in The White Goddess, and was later taken up by Wicca.
Is it a Norse symbol?
No. It belongs to 20th-century neopaganism, not to Scandinavian archaeology.
How do I adjust the ring?
It is open: squeeze it to tighten, pull it apart to widen.
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