Arctic Ember – .75ct Mogok Purple Spinel Halo Ring | Skadi’s Winter Frost

Gift Ready Luxury
Arctic Ember, a mogok purple spinel sits in a halo of bright white zircon, a .75 ct cushion that flashes between wine, smoke, and winter plum in rhodium plated sterling silver. The double halo and band throw tight, icy reflections around the center, a small frost lit hearth for your hand. This ring lives in Skadi’s Winter Frost collection, built for witches and for dark feminine practitioners who move through cold spaces with composure, precision, and intact self trust.

Geological Information
Spinel is a magnesium aluminum oxide, MgAl₂O₄, in the isometric crystal system, which gives it a naturally balanced structure and strong light return. With a hardness close to 8 on the Mohs scale, it suits regular ring wear with ordinary care. Many spinels from regions such as Mogok grow in marbles and metamorphosed limestones that began as shallow sea sediments, then were buried, heated, and recrystallized during mountain building between about 60 and 20 million years ago. That compressed history shows up as a dense, responsive sparkle that feels steady on the body and decisive on the altar.

Details:
Stone: Mogok Burmese purple spinel
Origin: Mogok, Myanmar (Burma)
Cut and Size: Cushion brilliant cut, approximately 0.75 ct
Metal: Rhodium plated 925 sterling silver
Setting Style: Double halo engagement style ring with white zircon accents, 5.5 mm cushion center seat
Stone Setting: Hand set in house by Velcryn Gems

I do not offer resizing on this ring. For a perfect, long term fit, I strongly recommend working with a trusted local jeweler; they can size sterling silver or gold quickly and at relatively low cost.

Energetic and Ritual Uses:
Purple spinel moves in the lane of grounded power, restored stamina, and clear, sober intuition. You work with it when you need decisions that honor your long game instead of your fear. This stone supports witches and dark feminine practitioners who hold heavy roles, from caregiving to leadership, and want their magic to reinforce discernment rather than overextension. On the body it serves as a compact anchor for nervous system steadiness in high stakes rooms, the quiet reminder that you stay present and self-directed. It does not fix your life, it keeps you resourced while you do the work.

Suggested workings:

• Wear this ring during high pressure meetings, hearings, or confrontations, then tap the halo once afterward to signal to your body that the moment is complete.

• Place the ring at the center of a salt and ice working for stamina, along with a short written line about what you stay awake to instead of numbing out.

• Rest it on a written decision, such as a contract, boundary email, or resignation letter, while you take three slow, deliberate breaths to sync your body with the choice.

• Pair the ring with a dark blue or black candle for nightly debrief rituals, naming what you carried that day, what you release, and what still earns your energy tomorrow.

Optional Add On Ritual Services:
You may choose extra ritual options at checkout if you want this piece to arrive already tethered to a specific focus in your practice.

Custom Incantation Card:
You name a focus such as clarity, protection, courage, grief tending, sustainable work, or desire. I write a short, specific incantation that ties your focus to this Mogok spinel, its halo of zircon, and the cold precision of Skadi’s Winter Frost. The words appear handwritten on a small card of basil seeded handmade paper, suitable for an altar, mirror, or jewelry box, meant to be spoken whenever you wear or work with the ring.

Ritual Charging:
I place the ring on my working altar, name it for you, and charge it toward your stated intention. I work with candle flame, focused breath, and sound, keeping the ritual straightforward and grounded. The metal and stone remain exactly as described; only the attention, naming, and energetic alignment shift.

Ritual and Incantation Bundle:
This option combines ritual charging with a custom incantation card. The ring arrives carrying altar work aligned to your focus, and you receive a specific phrase to weave into your ongoing practice. Ritual work supports your craft and decisions; it does not guarantee outcomes, override consent, or replace real world action.

Living With Your Ring
Rhodium plated sterling silver responds well to simple, consistent care. Store the ring in the included box or a soft pouch when not in use so the metal and stones avoid unnecessary abrasion. Remove it before swimming, sleeping, heavy exercise, or applying lotions, perfume, or hair products so the plating and faceting stay crisp. Use the included polishing cloth on the metal surfaces with light pressure, and avoid harsh rubbing on the spinel, zircon accents, or edges of the plating.

For energetic care, give the ring a rest on or near a small dish of dry salt or clean soil when it feels heavy or overworked, brushing away any grains before wearing. Indirect sunlight or soft moonlight through a window suits this piece for short resets that match its winter aligned character. When you put the ring on or take it off, meet it with one steady breath and a brief line such as “I stand in clear intent” so your body links the gesture with your work. You remain the one who chooses what to name, release, and call in.

Packaging and Personal Touches:

Every order includes a 1 oz YuleWind body butter sample, a proprietary aromatic essential oil blend that evokes a winter morning by the ocean, evergreen light, and a yule hearth, with a retail value of 14 dollars. You receive a handwritten thank you note on basil seeded handmade paper that you may plant when you are ready sealed with wax, for that private, old world correspondence feel. The ring ships in a black jewelry box with crinkle cut paper and tissue wrapping, and an anti tarnish polishing cloth is included with every jewelry order. Selantris Velcryn designed the unboxing to feel like opening a spell kit created specifically for you.

Standard Disclaimer:
Metaphysical properties are offered for spiritual and ritual use and are not a substitute for medical, legal, or financial advice.