I designed this for a customer who wanted a dragon wedding ring. King Arthur Pendragon immediately came to mind! I kept the design compact yet powerful.
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Showing posts with label Mens Unisex. Show all posts
Thursday, February 1, 2024
Sunday, June 7, 2020
The 3 Kings Medieval Wedding Ring - Mens Silver Ring with Gothic Garnets Video
.925 Gothic silver studs surround three mystical stones, symbolizing gold, myrrh and frankincense. The 3 Kings ring is inspired by the wedding rings worn by Medieval Royalty.
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Designer: Tara Greer Music: KevinMacLeod
Monday, May 18, 2020
The King Maker!
Memories of your Kingdom are not forgotten!
Gothic silver studs surround three mystical stones, symbolizing gold, myrrh and frankincense.The 3 Kings ring is inspired by the wedding rings worn by Medieval Royalty.


Attn: The 3 Kings ring is a 'very' thick and wide ring, so you want to make sure you know your size for a wide and thick ring vs a thin band. I usually suggest 1/2 -3/4 larger from a thin band ring size.
Monday, December 10, 2018
Bronze Knights Templar Ring With Studs
Often associated with The Crusades (11th - 13th century A.D.), this heraldic cross "pattée" (a cross that has arms which are narrow at the center and broader at the ends - French) was not only used by the Crusaders, but by the Teutonic Knights, Knights Templar and later it became associated with the German empire, Freemasons and modern Masonic organizations.
Saturday, August 4, 2018
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
The History And Symbolism Of Gargoyles Unique Wedding Rings By 3 Rexes Jewelry
.925 sterling silver gargoyle ring by 3 Rexes Jewelry
When you think of the beauty of the Middle-Ages, so many things come to mind. I think of the amazing architecture, and amazing creativity of the stone and mason work that were such a beautiful accent in the castles and churches. How everything was unique, one of a kind. One such item that has intrigued me for many years was the use of Gargoyles. With a little research, I think I have found some answers to the inquiry.
When you think of the beauty of the Middle-Ages, so many things come to mind. I think of the amazing architecture, and amazing creativity of the stone and mason work that were such a beautiful accent in the castles and churches. How everything was unique, one of a kind. One such item that has intrigued me for many years was the use of Gargoyles. With a little research, I think I have found some answers to the inquiry. Gargoyles came into gothic architecture in the early 13th century and are defined as a waterspout, projecting from an upper part of a building or a roof gutter to throw water clear of walls or foundations. The origins of the word 'gargoyle' are derived from the old French word 'gargouille' meaning throat. This describes the gurgling sound of the rushing water through the open mouth of the Gargoyle. In Architectural terms only the creature serving as actual water spout is called a Gargoyle, otherwise is it known as a Grotesque. A Grotesque may function solely as decoration.
blackened brass gargoyle ring by 3 Rexes Jewelry
Gargoyles were usually carved in the form of a grotesque face, or frightening creature perched upon a rooftop. Gargoyles might depict such forms as ugly human faces, animals, Mythical creatures, imaginary creatures and they may also be a combination of several different forms. The materials used to create the earliest Gargoyles were made of wood or even terracotta, but early Medieval Gothic were made of stone. These frightening, grotesque sculptures are most often associated with Medieval churches and Cathedrals. Gargoyles were used to graphically depict pure evil. They were often so hideous that one could only imagine them in their worst nightmares. The ideas of these sculptures were often taken from mythology, folklore and images from Pagan religions. They were used to teach that evil is everywhere, yet the church was always a sanctuary against the demons and temptations.
dark brass gargoyle pendant by 3 Rexes Jewelry
Gargoyles were also used to great effect in English Gothic Castles. Gargoyles are frightening and intimidating sculptures and therefore embraced by English lords to cause fear and intimidation on the general population of their kingdoms. The purpose of the gargoyle was as “guardians” of the building. It was used to repel evil. With its wide open mouth was symbolic of devouring giants and intruders meaning harm to the castle.
With the thousands upon thousands of gargoyles that are still looking down upon us, the amazing designs were created from only imagination. Each stone carver and mason, could conjure any creature they could imagine. But one thing rings true, gargoyles were meant to protect and secure us. Keep us away from evil, away from harm. Gargoyles: (guest blogger: Kathie Hayes)
.925 sterling silver gargoyle ring by 3 Rexes Jewelry
.925 sterling silver gargoyle ring by 3 Rexes JewelryTuesday, November 10, 2015
Friday, September 12, 2014
Celtic Knot Silver Soul Ring
Mens Celtic Knot silver soul ring, heavily inspired by the ancient Celts and their timeless Spiritual traditions. 'Anam Gra' are Gaelic words that are inscribed on the inside of the band, meaning Soul and Love.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Mens Medieval Bohemian Z Celtic Cross Ring with Gothic Garnets
Mens Medieval Bohemian Z Celtic Cross ring with Gothic garnets ... echoing the timeless mysteries from a distant past http://www.3rexes.com/medieval-bohemian-z-celtic-cross-ring/
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
The Moorish Medieval Band Ring
The Moorish Medieval silver band ring is heavily inspired by the
Medieval wedding rings worn by Royalty. This magical ring can be worn by
both Kings & Queens!
3 Rexes Jewelry website HERE
Thursday, April 26, 2012
BONES Silver Skull Biker Ring
Bones Biker Skull ring made from .925 sterling silver... and nothing else!
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
MOORISH GOTHIC Wedding Ring, Unisex Silver Engagement Band
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Moorish Marquise Heavy Silver Cross Necklace Amethyst by 3 Rexes
Mysterious Silver Cross Necklace. The Horseshoe'esque design of this piece was influenced by the Moorish Arches of 13th to 16th century Spain, along with the ROYAL TREASURES of the Kings & Queens from the MEDIEVAL period (5th-8th century).
ABOUT AMETHYST: February Birthstone, also the Zodiac stone for Pisces. Amethyst was used by the ancient Egyptians and was also found in Anglo-Saxon graves in England. Amethyst fosters Healing and Selflessness, it is also associated with Spiritual awareness. Some say it should be called the Stone of Transformation, Known also as "Metamorphosis Stone
ABOUT AMETHYST: February Birthstone, also the Zodiac stone for Pisces. Amethyst was used by the ancient Egyptians and was also found in Anglo-Saxon graves in England. Amethyst fosters Healing and Selflessness, it is also associated with Spiritual awareness. Some say it should be called the Stone of Transformation, Known also as "Metamorphosis Stone
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Question about this item HERE
Sunday, March 21, 2010
MOORISH GOTHIC Wedding Band Black Diamond Silver Engagement Ring
New research supports the claim by Haggerty showing that black diamonds formed in stellar supernovae explosions. Black diamonds were once the size of asteroids, a kilometer or more in diameter when they first landed on Earth.
The study published in 2006 analyzed the hydrogen in black diamond samples using infrared-detection instruments and found that the quantity indicated that the mineral formed in a supernova explosion prior to the formation of the Solar System. These diamonds were formed by carbon-rich cosmic dust in an environment near carbon stars. The diamonds were incorporated into solid bodies that subsequently fell to Earth as meteorites.
The black diamonds have many myths about them especially in India. Some people believe that these diamonds resemble the eyes of a snake so they were dedicated to an Indian god.
Here's a really neat article about Extraterrestrial Diamonds http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/diamond/sky .html
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Question about this item HERE
Friday, December 4, 2009
CLASSIC Vampire Cross Garnet Pendant Gothic Silver Designer 3 Rexes
From my 3 Rexes "ROYAL COLLECTION" - This Classic "unisex" cross was influenced by the Royal families of Europe. The Articulated cross pendant is made from 2 separate parts - The tail of the cross will elegantly sway!
ABOUT GARNETS: Birth Month, January - Known as the "stone of health" - ridding the body of negative energies and transmuting them to a beneficial & positive state. Garnet is also the gem of commitment and friendship. Records of its praises reach back to biblical lore.
ABOUT GARNETS: Birth Month, January - Known as the "stone of health" - ridding the body of negative energies and transmuting them to a beneficial & positive state. Garnet is also the gem of commitment and friendship. Records of its praises reach back to biblical lore.
3 Rexes Jewelry website HERE
Question about this item HERE
Friday, October 30, 2009
The SCREAMING Vampire GARGOYLE Gothic Necklace From my "Nocturnal" Collection - Not for the faint of heart... I Designed the "Vampire Gargoyle" for any
From my "Nocturnal" Collection... not for the faint of heart! I Designed the Vampire Gargoyle for any Goth, Rebel or Rock Star with that Darker Mystical Style.
MY INFLUENCE... THE GARGOYLE! In the Middle ages, Evil represented the worst enemy of the Christian religion. Therefore, it was imperative to repel "Evil" from its Holy churches. Enter the GARGOYLE... whose duty was to repel all evil spirits and demonic beings, causing them to flee. They were known as the the "Keepers of Good"! Their horrific expressions were visible to remind heretics, non Christians, and God’s enemies that divine protection was enforced on the Holy structures that they were attempting to approach. It was believed that a gargoyle would holler when evil wizards, magicians or demons approached, whether they were visible or invisible. In my opinion, I consider the Gargoyle synonymous to a Spiritual watch dog... and here he is!
Chain hangs from his ears!
MY INFLUENCE... THE GARGOYLE! In the Middle ages, Evil represented the worst enemy of the Christian religion. Therefore, it was imperative to repel "Evil" from its Holy churches. Enter the GARGOYLE... whose duty was to repel all evil spirits and demonic beings, causing them to flee. They were known as the the "Keepers of Good"! Their horrific expressions were visible to remind heretics, non Christians, and God’s enemies that divine protection was enforced on the Holy structures that they were attempting to approach. It was believed that a gargoyle would holler when evil wizards, magicians or demons approached, whether they were visible or invisible. In my opinion, I consider the Gargoyle synonymous to a Spiritual watch dog... and here he is!
Chain hangs from his ears!
3 Rexes Jewelry website HERE
Question about this item HERE
The Keeper Gargoyle and Cross Gothic Necklace
From my "Nocturnal" Collection. I Designed the Keeper Gargoyle for any Goth, Rebel or Rock Star with that Darker Mystical Style.
MY INFLUENCE... THE GARGOYLE! In the Middle ages, Evil represented the worst enemy of the Christian religion. Therefore, it was imperative to repel "Evil" from its Holy churches. Enter the GARGOYLE... whose duty was to repel all evil spirits and demonic beings, causing them to flee. They were known as the the "Keepers of Good"! Their horrific expressions were visible to remind heretics, non Christians, and God’s enemies that divine protection was enforced on the Holy structures that they were attempting to approach. It was believed that a gargoyle would holler when evil wizards, magicians or demons approached, whether they were visible or invisible. In my opinion, I consider the Gargoyle synonymous to a Spiritual watch dog... and here he is!
Fully articulated! The pendant alone is made from 5 separate parts.
MY INFLUENCE... THE GARGOYLE! In the Middle ages, Evil represented the worst enemy of the Christian religion. Therefore, it was imperative to repel "Evil" from its Holy churches. Enter the GARGOYLE... whose duty was to repel all evil spirits and demonic beings, causing them to flee. They were known as the the "Keepers of Good"! Their horrific expressions were visible to remind heretics, non Christians, and God’s enemies that divine protection was enforced on the Holy structures that they were attempting to approach. It was believed that a gargoyle would holler when evil wizards, magicians or demons approached, whether they were visible or invisible. In my opinion, I consider the Gargoyle synonymous to a Spiritual watch dog... and here he is!
Fully articulated! The pendant alone is made from 5 separate parts.
3 Rexes Jewelry website HERE
Question about this item HERE
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