This design is inspired from the Celtic Book of Lindisfarne, circa 875 AD, The Gryphon and Dragon symbolizes fire and water, the male and female aspects of nature. The numeral symbolism is of two halves which exist together as a whole. Both animals are the only supernatural beasts found in Celtic art, which gives a dual magical quality.  

  The knotwork which connects and surrounds the two animals represents the journey of life. Its twists and turns represent the dance of the soul, steps left, right and so in a cycle that never ends. This style of knotwork and animal designs developed out of the more abstract styles of the La Tene 'swirls'. Combined with the Viking influence of the 5th and 6th centuries the style of the Celtic 'golden age' was born. It developed into a more representative art.

Model - Description

R76 -10mm Gryphon & Dragon Ring - ORDER
R75 - 12mm Gryphon & Dragon Ring - ORDER
R74 - 8mm Gryphon & Dragon Ring - ORDER

Gold Colours include Yellow, Rose, White or Green

Raised Gold Borders on Gold or Silver are an extra $295

Flush Gold edges on Gold only are an extra $375

Sterling Silver Rings start at $195.

Note that Sterling Silvers background will appear darker or 'antiqued'.  Gold does not oxidize natural.

Prices in CAD

Above is the 10mm wide Gryphon and Dragon in 14K White Gold with Flush Yellow Gold Borders.  R76 - ORDER

Above is the 8mm model R74 in yellow gold. 
R74 - ORDER

Above is the 12mm wide Model R75 Gryphon and Dragon.  This ring is Sterling Silver with Raised Gold Borders.   R75 - ORDER

The Griffin and Dragon Ring in 14K White Gold with Raised Gold borders.  R76 - ORDER

Griffin and Dragon Ring from the front.  The pattern is mirrored on each side.  The dragon has scales and the griffin has wings and an eagles head. 
R76 - ORDER

A Sterling Silver 10mm wide Model R76 from the front. 
R76 - ORDER

The left side of Gryphon & Dragon ring in Sterling Silver, note that both sides are symetrical. 

The back of the ring at the sizing bar which is a plain space.  It enables the ring to be sized at a later date. Continuous patterns can not be sized later on.