A shield-shaped face tapers to a single point, with a cut of parallel slits running down the center like the visor on a knight's helm. The surface catches light in wide, flat planes, broken only by those narrow vertical gaps, part armor plate, part war mask. Heavy in the hand, low in profile, built to sit forward on the finger like a piece of gear rather than jewelry.
Made from stainless steel, the Knight Ring holds its polish and shape through daily wear, no dulling, no discoloration, no upkeep. Wear it alone and it reads like a crest. Stack it with the rest of the lineup and it holds its own as the anchor piece.
