Stainless Steel Berserker Viking Ring

Legend has it that the champion warriors of the medieval Norse called Berserker wore bear skin to show their ferociousness. This Viking bear ring of the ancient times was wrought with the finest and most unbreakable stainless steel, equal to the bravery it signifies. Crafted with precision the details of this ring are unmistakably godly.

• Carefully packaged
• Made to order and for worldwide shipping + tracking number
• Metal: 100% Stainless Steel

We are shipping worldwide!

Your order should arrive depending on your location:

US orders will take 7-21 business days to arrive

Rest of the world: 18-35 business days is the average time of arrival

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If you don't know your ring size we can help! There are 2 methods you can use to work out the correct ring size you need. To work this out you will need a ruler which shows mm and a piece of string of paper.

Method 1 - Without a Ring

1. Cut a piece of string or a thin piece of paper about 6 inches long.
2. Fold/wrap the string/paper around your ring finger at the base of the knuckle.
3. Mark with a pen the point on the string/paper where the ends meet.
4. Measure in mm from the start of the string/paper to where you marked it with a pen.
5. The number you get is the circumference of your ring finger.
6. Find the circumference in the table below to find the corresponding ring size.

Method 2 - With a Ring

1. Take your ring off and place it flat on a table/desk.
2. Measure the distance in mm between the inner edges of your ring with a ruler.
3. This is the diameter of your ring in mm.
4. Look up the diameter in the table below to find the corresponding ring size.