Hello Everyone I am looking for a book, magazine article or anything
else that explains how to make poison rings. You know the old rings
worn by spies that you can secret away a cyanide pill to pop if
caught by the other side. I have some customers that would like this
for keeping a nitroglycerin pill. I would appreciate any help. Right
now I can’t even seem to find a picture of one of these beasts so I
can figure it out. Thanks a lot.
Karen Bahr “the Rocklady” (@Rocklady)
K.I.S. Creations
May your gems always sparkle.
Hello Everyone I am looking for a book, magazine article or
anything else that explains how to make poison rings.
If you don’t find books/articles on the subject you can always try
to reverse-engineer it by looking at some rings that appear in both
the open and closed position. Try these websites for starters:
I like poison rings (and bracelets) to hold solid perfumes. Look on
eBay to see many silver and silver/gemstone examples from Bali.
Most are hinged, which can be clunky. I’ve been sketching ones with
a simple pivot and clasp like some antique lockets had, but haven’t
made them yet. I’ve also seen gold examples (antique repros made in
Thailand) with well-engineered hinges on Fay Cullen’s antique
jewelry website.
Elna in Berkeley, where the figs are finally ripening…