Recently I graduated from silicone rings to metal at the advice of my urologist and during my search I came across the King Ring catalog. I own several similar finger rings and thought to myself - wouldn’t it be cool if I could wear a matching pair. So showing my wife the catalog, she picked out the Sea Dragon - I’m sure thinking that I was going for another finger ring. Boy was she surprised.
Since the King Ring design is completely different than any other ring I’ve tried or have seen on the market, I definitely went with the sizing rings first. After following the sizing and fitment guidance, I still emailed with Scott to discuss the right size for the model I wanted especially since I wanted to wear this purchase all day and not just for intimate moments. In light of the other reviews that say to go a size smaller than usual because of the weight, I wanted professional advice, so Scott was very helpful, responding quickly to me and giving me additional sizing guidance beyond the 3-finger test. With his help, I was able to decide on exactly the right size I needed. For comparison, I’ve comfortably worn the Gear Essentials Omega 2” (50.8mm) or the Imperial 2-1/8” (54mm) all day, but both are less wide than the King Ring by 0.2". Definitely use the sizing rings to get a good perspective on the size you really need.
When my order arrived, I could tell before opening the box the ring was substantially heavier than any other ring I’ve tried (except the Omega). I was a bit nervous about it, but as I unwrapped the packaging I revealed an amazing work of art. The photos frankly don’t do it justice in many respects. The sheer beauty of the ring as a piece of jewelry is remarkable. The photos on the website are accurate but can’t portray the 3D aspects of the ring. Holding it in your hands and feeling it, I was first struck by the sheer size weight of it. The photos are deceptive and don’t quite reflect how big it really is. Being a 56mm diameter ring, it is by no means small. Using my lab scale, it weighed in at a massive 9.87oz (279.81g), measured a width of 0.8” (20.32mm), and a thickness of 0.25” (6.35mm). The size of this ring can’t be overstated - it’s enormous and feels solid in your hands.
The photos also don’t fully reveal the workmanship and vibrance of the color and shine. The ring is built with the comfort fit style of a wedding ring, rounded and smooth on the interior, no sharp edges, and ergonomically accommodating to the body. The polished shine of the tungsten steel is simply gorgeous all around the ring. The Sea Dragon design is well conceived and executed above a deep navy blue carbon fiber that complements the design. Depending on how light hits the ring, the carbon fiber will look more of a dark ocean blue or a bright royal blue. The dynamic nature of the color is very reminiscent of the changing color of the ocean waters, and artistically hits all the right notes.
Putting the ring on is straightforward enough; however, with the large width it does taking some getting used to. Tucking in and squeezing through does take a bit of effort compared to other rings. Once through and fully in place, the feeling is like no other ring I’ve tried. The snugness of the 2-finger fitment is just right to wear the ring all day yet get into action without worrying about it being too tight to perform without injury. The combination of the weight and width of the ring gives an ongoing stimulation through the day.
Combining the look and the feel, the Sea Dragon is the complete package (to complete my package). Wearing it all day gives me ongoing erotic thoughts and feelings. The look in my wife’s eyes when she undresses me or sees me wearing it gives me a great feeling of sexual satisfaction that it excites her as much as it excites me. Now when she eyes me wearing the matching "teeny tiny" Sea Dragon finger ring, she knows that something else is in store.
Well done King Rings! I can’t wait for my next one - maybe a Father of Pearl - if it’s ever made in a 56mm size…