“Card collector” ring

WEIGHT: 7 g
DIMENSIONS: 8.5 × 1.5 mm

Gwent isn’t just a tavern pastime – it’s a strategic card game where cunning counts as much as luck. Players build decks focused on specific factions, each with unique strengths and abilities.
The main aim of Gwent is to outscore your opponent across three rounds. You play cards from your deck onto the battlefield, with each card having a specific power value. Special cards can trigger powerful effects, buff your units, or cripple your opponent’s forces.
The key to victory lies in strategy and deck building, you can craft decks based on different factions and strategies.

• Monsters: Brutal and aggressive, these decks swarm the board with powerful beasts.
• Nilfgaard: Masters of manipulation and tactics, Nilfgaard decks use special cards to control the flow of battle.
• Northern Realms: A versatile faction, these decks combine strong unit abilities with powerful leader cards.
• Scoia’tael: Elven warriors and cunning mages form the core of these agile and nature-oriented decks.
• Skellige: Embrace the harsh seas and fierce warriors with Skellige decks, heavy on resilience and damage.
• Syndicate: Coin and cunning rule the day with Syndicate. A unique faction focused on economic advantage and manipulating the opponent’s resources.

Building your deck requires strategy. You can focus on a single faction to maximize its strengths, or craft a hybrid deck that blends units from multiple factions. The possibilities are vast, allowing you to tailor your deck to your preferred playstyle.

Bronze is an alloy made of copper and tin, has a beautiful warm golden tone, and is an affordable alternative to 10 or 14k gold.
Bronze does have one DRAWBACK, which is that the copper content can cause an oxidation reaction with your skin oils, creating a greenish layer of copper carbonate.
This layer is easily washed off, and you can minimize the oxidation by taking your jewelry off at night, and washing it regularly with soap and water.

Sterling silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% by weight of silver and 7.5% by weight of other metals. The sterling silver standard has a minimum millesimal fineness of 925.