Kvothe Court Name Rings Set

Name rings are used in the court of the Maer of Vintas as calling cards as well as representing of social rankings in the court. The three most common metals used for the name rings are gold, silver and iron. A gold ring is sent to those of a higher rank, silver to those of equal or undetermined status, and iron to those of who are below the sender. Name rings are often displayed prominently as a sign of status to visitors and callers. Inspired by the Kingkiller Chronicles series by Patrick Rothfuss.

Details: The rings measure 6.5 mm wide and 2.5 mm thick. The name rings weigh 6 grams in iron / 6.5 grams in gold-plated bronze / 6.7 grams in silver-plated bronze. The court rings are available in One Size Only (approximately size 11) and are engraved "Kvothe". They are not sizable and are intended for display only. Wearing the rings will quickly wear away the platings and will likely turn your finger green. The inside of the band is stamped with our makers mark and copyright symbol.

Metal Options: Solid Iron, Silver-plated Bronze, 24k Gold-Plated Bronze, or set of all 3.

Packaging: This item comes in a black drawstring pouch with a card of authenticity.

Production: We are a made-to-order company. Your order will ship in 5 to 10 business days if the item is not in stock.

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"Kingkiller Chronicle", "Name of the Wind", "Wise Man's Fear", "Kvothe", "Vintas", and "Maer", are trademarks of Patrick Rothfuss c/o Sanford J. Greenburger Associates.  All Rights Reserved.