Sterling Mayan Ring, Aztec Wrap Ring, Silver Tribal Ring, Sterling Olmec Ring, Vintage Spoon Ring, Sterling Silver Maya Wrap Ring, 2202

A stunning and wide sterling silver spoon ring featuring Indigenous Mexican symbolism. The rich symbolism of the Aztec, Maya, and Olmec civilizations in Mexico reflects deep connections to nature, spirituality, and cosmic order. The Olmecs, often called the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica, left behind massive stone heads and jaguar motifs symbolizing power and divine rulers. The Maya and Aztecs expanded upon this legacy, with intricate glyphs, feathered serpent deities like Quetzalcoatl, and sacred calendars that honored the cycles of time, reinforcing their lasting influence on Mexico’s cultural identity. This ring was handmade from an antique sterling silver spoon and would make a lovely gift for someone you adore!

This ring is made from a vintage sterling silver spoon, 925, nickel-free. This ring will be adjusted to the size you request, but it can easily be tightened or loosened at home if you want a different fit. As these are antique items, there may be minor wear and tear from its past life. Some rings may have engravings or markings. We do not offer any customization or marking removal at this time.

Spoon rings originated in the 17th-century England. In those days, flatware was highly prized as it was made from solid silver and high stylized and decorated in an heirloom manner. Popular lore explains that servants, unable to afford to buy 'proper' engagement rings, would steal a flatware piece from their master's home. They would shape it into a ring and give it to their beloved for a marriage proposal. Thus, the earliest spoon rings served as symbols of love and commitment, in defiance of strict social and economic barriers.