Why is it Called Gothic Rings?

The term "Gothic rings" is derived from the Goth subculture, which emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a counter cultural movement that rejected mainstream fashion and embraced dark, alternative styles. The Gothic subculture draws inspiration from various sources, including Gothic literature, horror films, and medieval and Victorian fashion.

Gothic rings are called so because they are often associated with the Gothic subculture and feature design elements that are inspired by Gothic art and architecture, such as ornate patterns, skulls, and crosses. The name "Gothic" has become synonymous with dark and mysterious aesthetics, and Gothic rings reflect this style with their bold and intricate designs.