Halloween
If Horror-Movie Killers Went Ring Shopping
Black Gold, Garnet, Onyx, Pink Sapphire and galaxy-dark Sandstone already carry the visual language of Halloween: candlelight, black clothing, old houses, night skies and dark romance.
So instead of pairing every red stone with the same obvious joke, each ring gets the fictional killer whose movie atmosphere or personality best matches the design.
Explore Black GoldThe Pairings
Movie Atmosphere Matters More Than Murder Method
Hannibal Lecter is controlled and formal. Ghostface is theatrical. Michael Myers is stripped of ornament. Pearl is romantic and unsettling. Chucky and Tiffany turn romance into camp. Those differences give the rings more to work with than simply matching red stones to blood.
Hannibal Lecter
Rachel Garnet Black Gold
Rachel is elegant before it is dark. The pear Garnet, Black Gold and fitted band feel composed and formal. Hannibal would choose the ring that looks refined first and disturbing only after you have stared at it for a while.
Ghostface
Nora Garnet Black Gold
The kite-shaped Garnet and pointed silhouette feel theatrical and sharp. The proposal almost certainly starts with the phone ringing.
Jigsaw
Corgi Garnet Black Gold
Repeating stones and intricate scrollwork make Corgi the ring for the character least capable of doing anything simply.
Michael Myers
Rachel Black Onyx and Opal
The black center and dark metal are almost monochrome, interrupted only by pale Opal. He would set down the box and consider prolonged staring an adequate speech.
Freddy Krueger
Deanna Garnet Fire Burst
The red stones radiate outward from the center with an almost flame-like effect. Freddy gets the ring that looks like it already arrived from a nightmare.
Mickey and Mallory Knox
Lilly Garnet Couple's Set
Deep red, Black Gold and a coordinated pair make this the easiest fictional couple match in the collection.
Norman Bates
Gloria Garnet Black Gold
Gloria has the kind of antique-inspired romance that belongs in an old house with too many secrets. Mother would undoubtedly have an opinion.
Jason Voorhees
Delilah Galaxy Sandstone
Dark Blue Sandstone resembles a night sky. Add Moonstone and suddenly the entire ring feels like a lake after sunset. The actual date should avoid the lake.
Patrick Bateman
Aphrodite Sandstone
Aphrodite is polished, dark and controlled. Patrick would appreciate the presentation and probably compare it to someone else's jewelry immediately.
Pearl
Francesca Natural Garden Garnet
Red Garnet and black botanical detail make Francesca romantic, theatrical and just unsettling enough underneath.
Candyman
Lilly Garnet Black Gold
The oval Garnet and ornate dark setting look like jewelry that should come with a legend already attached.
Chucky
Mesa Pink Sapphire
Pink Sapphire in Black Gold is equal parts sweet and dark. This is Chucky's gift to Tiffany and nobody else comes close.
Art the Clown
Nesa Pink Sapphire
Nesa looks delicate until the sharp V shape and black setting change the mood. That cheerful-to-sinister shift fits Art perfectly.
Some people want roses on Halloween. Some people want Garnet in Black Gold and a horror-movie soundtrack.
For the Beloved Who Likes Their Romance a Little Darker.
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