Official steerswomen’s ring
this is it.
Well, actually, any ring shaped like a mobius band will do. And there are plenty of them around.
But a few years back, when the ring I was wearing got to be too tight too often (combination of age and intermittent general hand-swelling from much usage), I searched high and low and near and far, scouring the web for the perfect replacement.  I wanted something sturdy enough to wear every day, that really featured the half-twist, and was not out of my price range. I knew I’d have to pay more than just a few bucks, if I wanted quality, but there was a limit to how high I could go.
And this is what I finally came up with. It’s by Christina Kober Designs, and it’s available on Etsy.
The band is slightly matte, the edges shiny.
The price is $96, which is more than I’d ever normally pay for a ring.  I’m just not a self-decoration person; never have been. But there are a few things that I love, and want to wear all the time. And considering that I would wear this ring every single day, it was a reasonable investment.
I love it. In fact, when this year my ring size went up yet another half-size (because: life), I did not hesitate. Plunked down another $96.
I gave the old one to Sabine — and actually, that one is the very ring that appears on the cover of the ebook of The Steerswoman.
Yep.
This was worth doing…
But as I say, any mobius-band ring will do, if you want to get that Steerswomanly feeling. The very first one I had cost maybe twenty bucks. It broke, eventually, however.
So: unsolicited, unpaid testimonial. If there can be such a thing as an official steerswoman’s ring, this would be it.
In other news: I’m back from my retreat-while-staying-in-place.
Other other news: I need to do it again this weekend. It’s exactly what I need to do. Think I’ll do it every weekend this month.
