Red Stone Spider Web Ring — .925 Sterling Silver, 27 Grams
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Eight silver legs clamp over a large faceted red stone on the face of this Red Stone Spider Web Ring. The spider looks like it has just caught its prize. The ring is cast in solid .925 sterling silver, weighs 27 grams and carries a 22mm × 28mm face. Carved spider-web panels run down both shoulders, which finishes the scene: web on the sides, hunter on top, red catch underneath.
Who This Is Actually For
If you collect gothic statement rings — The spider is fully three-dimensional, with its body and legs raised above the stone. The silhouette reads clearly from across a table, and 27 grams of silver gives the ring real presence on the finger.
If you want red that reads dark — The red stone sits below the silver rim and under the spider's body. You see it in patches between the legs, so the ring shows color without looking like a bare gemstone ring.
If you like jewelry that tells a story — The design works like a small scene. A spider guards a red stone in the middle of its web, and the web panels on both shoulders frame it from the sides.
The Honest Take
The spider carries fine lengthwise grooves on its body and legs. Behind it, the recesses of the web panels are stippled (covered in tiny dots) and oxidized, which means darkened on purpose. Against that grainy dark background, the raised web lines look bright and sharp.
The red stone shows only between the legs and around the spider's body. As your hand moves, it flashes in small red patches instead of one big block of color. In dim light the red deepens almost to garnet-dark.
The legs stand above both the stone and the rim, so the face has real height. The leg tips are the highest points, and they are the first spots to polish brighter with daily wear. The 925 stamp sits on the outer rim beside the face, where you can read it without taking the ring off.
It is the same spider-over-stone design as our blue CZ spider ring, with red in place of blue. Pick the color, not the shape.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
Questions You're Probably Asking
Q: Is the red stone on this spider ring a ruby?
No, the stone is a red cubic zirconia, a lab-made stone with a brilliant cut, chosen for its strong ruby-red color. On this ring it sits below the silver rim, under a 3D spider whose legs reach across it, so the red shows between the legs.
Q: Where is the 925 stamp on the Red Stone Spider Web Ring?
The 925 stamp is on the outer rim of the face, right beside the spider and the red stone. You can check it while the ring is on your finger. The stamp marks solid .925 sterling silver, which is 92.5% pure silver, through the full 27 grams.
Q: Is there a meaning behind a spider sitting on a red stone?
The usual reading is a hunter guarding its catch: the spider waits on top, and the red stone is the prize. The spider itself carries older meanings too. In Greek myth Arachne was a gifted weaver, and British folklore treated a small money spider as a sign of good luck.
At a Glance
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For the same spider straddling a deep blue faceted stone, the blue CZ spider ring in sterling silver matches this face size and weight.
If you want the spider-over-stone look in a lighter ring, the Black Onyx Spider Ring weighs 17 grams and sets the spider on a smooth black onyx cabochon.
To carry the red-and-silver spider to your neck, the dangling garnet spider pendant uses a genuine garnet as the spider's body.
Compare webs, skulls and stone-set designs in our spider rings collection.
