Spider ring with Gemstone in Sterling Silver

Picture this: a spunky, eight-legged critter creeping up your finger, but don't worry, it's not here to spook! This 3D spider ring is like having a tiny arachnid buddy hitching a ride with you everywhere. It's not your typical run-of-the-mill accessory; it's got spunk!

Made in .925 sterling silver, set with a 3.5mm gemstone in it's abdomen, it's quirky, it's cool, and it's definitely going to be the talk of your jewellery collection. So, why blend in when you can rock a spider that's bound to spin some webs of envy?

DETAILS

• Ring Dimensions: The top of the ring is about 1 inch long.  The ring is a stock size 7, but easily adjusted to your size.
• Materials: available in .925 sterling silver, a mix of 92.5% fine silver and 7.5% copper.  Free of nickel, zinc or cadmium, which are common metal allergens, which can cause rashes and sores. 
• Choose your perfect stone just for you! Choose from a variety of different color imitation birthstones, as well as a few fancy color CZ's as well as of course all natural gemstones and colors! Stones are available in a choice of shapes, from cabochon/domed cut or faceted/diamond cut. Stones measure 3.5mm wide depending on the choice and availability. For natural gemstones, the color and clarity of stones can vary from one to the next. So if you want a particular shade, just ask!
• Shipping Info: Shipping is with tracking and full insurance. For international buyers, please be aware of taxes and duties are payable to your country and must be paid by the buyer and is not collected by me.

For many Native American tribes, spiders were important in mythology, though typically not to represent evil. Instead, these myths usually emphasized other characteristics of the spider, such as their creative abilities and their extreme cunning. Spiders are very popular in African folklore. They are usually very tricky but they almost always end up getting caught and learning a valuable lesson. One popular spider is Anansi. The best known is a Greek myth about Arachne. She was a wonderful spinner of threads. As the myth goes, the Greek goddess Athena was very jealous of Arachne. Arachne bragged that she was a much more talented weaver than Athena, and challenged the goddess to a weaving contest. Arachne was quite arrogant and again insulted the goddess by weaving pictures that made the gods (titans) look bad. Athena became so angry that she turned Arachne into a spider and forced her to live the rest of her life weaving webs.