Malus Ring

Malus is latin for apple. Growing up, my grandma had a crabapple tree near her pond at her treehouse in the Appalachian mountains. The crabapple is part of the Malus genus: deciduous trees and shrubs in the Rose family. As a kid I'd occasionally take a bite. They're very small and incredibly bitter. This ring is an interpretation of that.

To some it could symbolize the apple in the Garden of Eden. It's up to you.

Available in three variations: solid .925 silver, raw brass, and brass with silver plating and red enamel.

Comes with an ANGELtype leather pouch.

• Item Class: Ring
• Material: Solid .925 sterling silver; or raw brass; or brass with silver plating and enamel
• Weight: Heavyweight, approx. 40 grams
• Fit: Multiple sizes; US sizing; Ivy wears size 9
• Details: Apple motif, hand-finished textures
• Production Year: 2026
  
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