Harry Potter Inspired Rings

With HBO’s Harry Potter series arriving this winter, as well as—let’s admit it—the hype from the original movies and books that never left, we have a treat for you! Introducing our Harry Potter-inspired rings, designed by Annika, who was challenged to create a set of 12 rings inspired by something she loves. So start playing the Harry Potter soundtrack, and climb aboard the Hogwarts Express to take a journey through these extremely magical rings.

*Disclaimer: These CAD designs were created as a personal exercise inspired by the Harry Potter universe. These CAD files are not intended for sale or commercial use. Harry Potter and related names, symbols, and intellectual property are owned by their respective rights holders. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the owners of the Harry Potter franchise. Any names in this post have been changed for privacy purposes.

Hermione Granger:
Inspired by her wand, Hermione’s ring is quite simple, fitting for her character as she focuses more on what’s inside than flaunting herself. With a small, classic oval diamond and vines up the sides in a gorgeous double-pronged solitaire, Hermione’s ring demonstrates the beauty in natural clarity. Still completely custom to her, however, you can spot the time turner hidden on the side of the ring under her stone.

Bellatrix Lestrange:
Not all rings have to be worn by the good guys. In fact, Bellatrix loves her jewelry. Inspired by her raven skull necklace, corset gloves, and overall gothic look, Annika went for a dark, sharp, gaudy ring, because if we know one thing about Bellatrix’s style, it’s that she’s not afraid to express herself.

Fleur Delacour:
From what we know of Beauxbatons, they have a high regard for elegance, refinement, and poise. Fleur expresses these qualities to the highest degree. Inspired by French vintage pieces, Fleur’s ring also, of course, has silvery and light blue tones. Tucked away in the gallery is a fleur-de-lis to pay homage to the heroine’s name.

Deathly Hallows:
Inspired by the etching found in Hermione’s copy of The Tales of Beedle the Bard, as well as many other places Harry and Hermione discover, this Deathly Hallows ring is a tad different than what you may find elsewhere, providing a hint more subtlety in an everyday band.

Hogwarts Houses:
For those who like the trendy, subtle nod to Harry Potter, this is your ring, giving a nod to Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, and Gryffindor Houses. Featuring baguettes in the color of each house, this ring sports a sleek, simple look in which only you would know the significance. 

Forbidden Forest:
On the other hand, for those who like intricate detail, this is the ring for you. You may find something new each time you look at this ring, from centaurs running, a stag fending off dementors, a disembodied Voldemort feeding on a unicorn, a giant spider ready to defend Hagrid, and even his half-brother named Grawp.

Dolores Umbridge:
While she may be the most hated character in the whole series, Umbridge most definitely has a fashion sense of her own. This ring, of course, is just about as pink as they come, with a round cushion pink center stone, a doily-inspired halo, and rose gold throughout. In the gallery, you can spot a cat or two, and hidden underneath the frills and lace, you can also spot a black stone, symbolizing her heart hidden beneath her outward appearance.

Sybil Trelawney:
Inspired by the asymmetry that is Professor Trelawney, this ring includes elements from her look, including tassels, beads, and even her frizzy hair. The center stone is a cabochon-cut moonstone, representing both her goggles and the orbs one studies to look into the beyond.

Nagini:
If you’ve ever wanted a ring that feels like it slithered right around your finger—and you’re a bit on the dark side—this Nagini ring is just for you. It features various stones and hues of green to give a reptile-skin feel, and as a little nod to the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets, it has only one fang.

Quidditch:
This ring may not look like a typical championship ring, but it is designed after a sport: Quidditch! Inspired by both Harry’s Nimbus 2000 and the Firebolt, this ring tells more than just the sport. With Bludgers hitting from both sides, the Golden Snitch stands out in this two-toned ring as the centerpiece.

Luna Lovegood:
Just as it is with Luna, there’s so much to look at with this ring, and there’s always more to discover too. Luna seems like the kind of girl who might cluster all her favorite things into one ring, so this ring does just that. I spy her Spectrespecs, sunflower hair pieces, radish earrings, hare Patronus, Ravenclaw colors, and a few more hidden gems.

Hogwarts Express:
The designer’s personal favorite! On this Hogwarts Express, the tracks indeed are magical, as they never end. Made out of ruby and a bit of onyx for the coal, this train ring is indeed a showstopper, even if we do have to forgo the flying car… which was made in the design but unfortunately cannot be created in actuality (unless you are a wizard and can use “Wingardium Leviosa” for real. We’ll be searching for an owl from you). Spot the 9 3/4 on the side!

We hope you had as much fun on this journey through these Harry Potter-inspired rings as we did. Whether you’re in the market for engagement rings or subtle statements of your own, no need to head to Diagon Alley. Create your own earring climbers inspired by Ravenclaw’s diadem like Taylor did (pictured above), purchase your classic lightning bolt necklace today (pictured above), or adjust any of these rings to your preference*. You can design with us from the Gryffindor Common Room, Honeydukes, or the comfort of your own home! Click here to book your free design session. It’s a quick swish and flick!

Until then, mischief managed.