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Forged in .925 sterling silver. Finished by hand. Worn, aged, and passed down.

FAQ

What causes the optical line to move across a tiger's eye ring?

The shifting golden stripe across the stone is called chatoyancy, or the cat's eye effect. It occurs naturally because parallel fibers of crocidolite minerals alter into quartz crystals over millions of years. When cut and polished into a smooth oval cabochon, reflected light bounces off these fibrous layers, creating a bright band that glides as your hand moves.

How should an Ottoman zihgir tiger's eye ring be worn?

Historically, a zihgir was worn on the thumb as an archer's release aid to shield skin from bowstring friction. Today, a zihgir ring is primarily worn on the thumb as a heritage piece, with its pointed ramp resting along the inner joint, though some men also choose to wear it comfortably on the index finger.

Which finger is customary for a Masonic tiger's eye ring?

Freemasons traditionally wear their rings on the third finger of either hand, or on the pinky finger. Wearing the ring on the pinky finger was historically favored so the ring could serve as a wax seal. The orientation of the square and compass points can face inward toward the wearer or outward toward observers depending on lodge tradition.

What do the dragon motifs on a tiger's eye ring represent?

In classic heraldry and eastern lore, twin dragons flank a central gemstone as guardians of wisdom and treasure. In our silver dragon rings, two detailed serpents wrap around the stone bezel, representing vigilance, personal resolve, and protective boundary keeping. Their sculpted scales create high contrast against the polished golden stone.