Dried Thistle, bold silver ring, Yasha Nydoorin, retailer Critical Role, floral jewelry, handmade, larping, sterling silver, witch jewelry, dnd, geek

Fully handmade in sterling silver by my little hands and inspired by the character of the retailer ''gentle'' barbarian Yasha Nydoorin, from Critical Role's Mighty Nein, this simple ring carries powerful symbolism. Thistle is symbolically associated with aggression, strength, toughness and pain but it is also used to symbolize bravery, devotion and the ability to overcome adversity. This ring is a reminder that you are enough. You are though, you're a survivor but most importantly you are a kind and caring soul. It is a symbol of growth and acceptance. Even in a rough soil, this silver thistle was able to thrive. Be kind to yourself, and you'll be able to grow regardless of your soil.


Customization options and pricing:
As the ring is made to order, many sizes are available. If you need help figuring out your ring size, please let me know. For bigger ring sizes, a different stone or material, or something else you have in mind, please contact me beforehand as additional fees may apply.
*starting price at 90.00$ CAN*


Shipping information:
Please consider 5-7 business days before shipping as this item is made to order. Free shipping in Canada does not include a tracking number but if one is required, let me know! Additional fees may apply.


''You see the vision of a giant of a woman, worn by battle, and blood bathed, she walks through an eerily silent field, save it from the roaring of the inferno surrounding her. Bodies are piled up, homes and houses are being consumed by fire, and yet you see her tears of pain flowing down her cheeks. You feel her anger and her determination to continue walking on into some kind unstoppable spreading of hell. It's a strange mix of raw, powerful and seemingly incompatible emotions, keeping her moving forward on the beaten and ashy earth... until she reaches the tiniest patches of grass, slowly but steadily appearing in front of her. You see her eyes widen to something she had never seen before. Wildflowers. So colorful she cannot comprehend how such beautiful things can exists in this world. And then, you see it. The moment in clicks in her mind, that she's one of them. Then, the scenery around her suddenly changes. Sunlight peaks through a blue, cloudy sky, warming up the air and flowers begins blooming out of nowhere for what seems to stretch for miles and miles around. You see her laughing and crying and screaming. She is finally free.''