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Love, Death and Beauty

   Posted by: Dungeon Knight   in Gothic Jewelry

thumbnail dk nightR123 Love, Death and BeautyContrary to the idealist belief, love is not always full of hope and joy. Most of the time, the quest for real love entails hardships that can be difficult to imagine especially for someone who has experienced the good life.

 

To those who can relate to such predicament, Dungeon Knight offers the perfect gothic rings that would represent your realistic point of view when it comes to love.

 

One of such rings is the popular Broken Heart pewter ring. This gothic accessory has in it the emblem that would represent how painful it is to be in love in most cases. Not to mention, it provides us a counterargument to the idealistic notion that when you are in love, you feel alive. Some love leads to death and not only William Shakespeare can prove that as seen in “Romeo and Juliet.” Relationships are meant to be broken. Death is the ultimate fulfillment of that.

 

This silver ring features a blood red heart opaque crystal which slightly covers the mournful skull inside it. The design itself expresses the notion that some relationships are futile given the existence of unrequited love. The most painful thing you can experience in life like swords pierced through your body is rejection especially if the person who rejects you is the only person in the world to whom you can dedicate your whole life.

 

Also on the same side of the ring, you can find another skull head that is guarded by two fully bloomed roses—a recognition of the fact that although loving can be sorrowful, it does not only bring misery to the person in love. And though love is meant to die someday, such death is one that is beautiful and full of meaning.

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