Lenormand Card Meanings

25. The Ring

Interpreting The Ring

The Ring is the twenty-fifth card of the Lenormand and represents commitments, contracts, and agreements. It describes the promises you make to yourself and to others. Whatever you are bound to, both good and bad, is represented by The Ring. It describes your attachments, obligations, bonds and alliances.

The Ring also describes all things cyclical. It represents issues that go around in circles, and it describes opinions that come full circle. Whenever something or someone comes back around, The Ring will appear in a reading. The Ring represents those things that are continuous or rotating, and it also appears as a sign of completion.

The Ring describes all things precious, including jewellery, expensive gifts, and any other valuable items.

The Ring as a Person

The Ring describes someone who is faithful, committed and dedicated. It can represent someone who is married or someone with expensive taste.

Physically, The Ring describes someone who is round or plump. It can also signify someone with piercings, or someone who wears a lot of jewellery or other accessories.

The Ring can represent a marriage counsellor, marriage celebrant, a jeweller, or a contractor.

The Ring as a Place

As a place, The Ring can describe a boardroom or anywhere deals are done. It can also indicate the master bedroom or a jewellery store.

The Ring as an Object

The Ring can describe jewellery, a jewellery box, or any other valuable item. It can represent anything that is round or circular.

The Ring as Advice

As an advice card, The Ring advises you to commit. It may also appear in a reading when you need to reflect on your commitments and consider whether they are serving your best interests or whether you need to make changes. The Ring often indicates a time to break a cycle that is not serving you.