Rings

VRAT is Sanskrit for vow. The ring is a daily ritual and a symbol of your promise, oath or intention. Its unbroken circle stands for eternal love, unity and commitment, a bond without beginning or end. A vow made visible.

VRAT is an openable heirloom ring amulet: it opens to a private inner chamber that can hold a written prayer, a lock of hair, a small amount of ashes or another small keepsake. Kavacha means armor in Sanskrit. Each Kavacha is a prayer amulet with a chamber inside.

The sterling silver (925) edition comes in ring sizes 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7 and 7.5, and stock varies by size. The gold edition is 14K yellow gold in ring size 5.5. Both carry the Kavacha hallmark and a branded K tag.

The ring is designed by Jayashri Triolo, who founded Kavacha Designs | Sacred Armor™ in 2018 after decades of collecting amulets; she draws each design by hand in pen and ink. Each piece is cast from its own single 3D print, one print, one cast, so no two rings are dimensionally identical. Once ashes or another irreplaceable trace are inside, the ring is not meant to be opened and closed casually, although it can be reopened when necessary. Water resistance has not been tested; contact Kavacha before filling it for guidance.