The setting is 1/2" wide by 1/2" high, and weighs 2.8 grams.
The pentacle is a five-pointed star, or pentagram, contained within a circle. The five points of the star represent the four classical elements, along with a fifth element, which is typically either Spirit or Self, depending on your tradition. The pentacle is probably the best-known symbol of Wicca today, and is often used in jewelry and other designs. Typically, a pentacle is traced in the air during Wiccan rituals, and in some traditions it is used as a designation of degree. It is also considered a symbol of protection, and is used in warding in some Pagan traditions.
The ring is a circle, symbolic of eternity, unity, reincarnation, and the universe. It is an object of protection, a magical guard that wards off negativity through it's continuity. In a magical sense, wearing a ring "binds" you with power, with energy. The material of which the ring is contructed, plus your visualization, determine the nature of this energy. The finger on which the ring is worn has magical significance. The index or ring finger is thought to be especially powerful. The second, or middle finger, has long been thought to be an unlucky finger on which to wear rings. Once rings were usually worn on the third finger, because it was thought to contain a nerve that went directly to the heart. To charge your ring with your personal power, hold the ring in your projective hand, right for "righties", left for "lefties", visualize your magical intention, and "pour" the energy out from your body into the ring. See the power flowing from your body into the stone. Charge it with the energy of your magical need. When you know that the ring is vibrating with your personal power, the charging is complete.
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