What does a chameleon ring mean - a mood indicator or a beautiful curiosity?


This accessory is interesting because it can change color due to the fact that a special thermometer made of liquid crystal elements is built into the jewelry. Color variations can be very different - black, red, blue, green, purple, yellow and more. Mood rings quickly became widespread among young people, but the fashion for them ended as quickly as it began. However, such jewelry still has adherents, as the inventor stated that the rings change color depending on a person’s mood and are even magical. It was just a marketing ploy. But still very successful.

What kind of accessory is this

The classic chameleon ring is a metal hoop with a fill in the central part:

  • The frame-base of the ring is made of medical steel, nickel, jewelry or other alloys that are safe for human health.
  • The frame is glass or plastic.
  • The filling underneath is heat-sensitive liquid crystals. Which ones exactly are a trade secret. Glass and plastic reliably block their possible harm to the body.

The original chameleon rings are products of the company founded by Marvin Werick. Others are considered simply “chameleons”.

The ring's action is based on the fact that a person's body temperature changes depending on his mood or state of health.

The mechanism works as follows. When body temperature changes, the metal frame heats up and the crystals begin to move along the surface of the ring. Along with the changing direction and angle of inclination, the colors change.

Rings “Save and Preserve”

Among jewelry that changes color, a large niche is occupied by “Save and Preserve” rings. Such products serve not only as an indicator of a person’s emotional state, but are also a powerful religious amulet against the evil eye, troubles and misfortunes. The inscription “Save and Preserve” can be engraved both on the inner rim of the ring and on its outer part. The color of these jewelry also changes depending on changes in body temperature and external climatic conditions.

The color of the “Save and Preserve” ring carries the same symbolism as in ordinary chameleon jewelry. However, here this factor quietly fades into the background, and the main place is occupied by warm words of prayer to the Lord, asking for salvation and protection. Such a ring will be the best gift for family, loved ones, loved ones and friends, and better than any words it will tell these people how dear they are to you.

History of appearance

The story of the chameleon ring began with an article in an American scientific journal.

From thermometer to ring

Marvin Wernick was the first to come up with the idea of ​​using temperature-sensitive elements in jewelry.

The source of inspiration for this American jeweler was medical thermometers based on liquid crystals.

He identified an element that changes color from black to green-blue at 32–38°C (which is comparable to the temperature of the human body), and developed a method for using it in the form of inserts for rings and pendants.


Chameleon ring changing color

“Parent” positioned the change in color of accessories as a marker of the “warmth of character” of the owner.

At the beginning of 1975, the first examples of the chameleon ring went on sale.

"Mood Ring"

The invention was not patented, which Uernik's competitors quickly took advantage of. The most famous is Joshua Reynolds. It is believed that he coined the term “mood ring” (Wernick used the term “magic ring”).

"Mood Ring" became a brand adopted by all manufacturers, including Wernick.

Adjusting to the general hysteria that reigned around esotericism at that time, Reynolds advertised his products as a mood indicator, a tool for assessing personal health.

The cunning advertising ploy worked: the value of the chameleon ring was appreciated, and it gained wild popularity.

However, the fashion for “mood rings” lasted only 2/3 of the year. Half a century later, it appears to be making a comeback.


Rings with chameleon stone

What do the colors of a chameleon ring mean?

Psychologists, doctors and marketers have developed an interpretation of color changes in a chameleon ring.

For the owner

They are sure that the ring changes color depending on the physical and emotional state of the owner. For example, blue color means that a person is physically healthy and experiences complete inner harmony.

There are also explanations for other shades of the chameleon ring:

  • red is a marker of boiling passions: both love and anger;
  • orange is a sign of excitement, bordering on nervousness, on the eve of important events (exam, casting, job interview);
  • yellow – the owner is feeling angry, excited or anxious; With this color of the mood ring, the chameleon “asks” him to calm down and take care of his nerves;
  • the green color of the ring signals: the owner is a self-sufficient person who prefers to live by his own rules; re-educating her is more expensive for yourself; sometimes such people dictate rules to others, but gently, without importunity;
  • gray indicates potential aggression or nervousness of the wearer; especially if it darkens to black;
  • black - the owner is overcome by depression or is depressed about something;
  • purple – a person engaged in a favorite activity or a successfully promoted project experiences satisfaction; also serves to indicate falling in love, the owner’s joy from a new thing or another purchase;
  • honey-amber - the ring warns the owner: he will have to make a choice;
  • brown - problems, mental turmoil have undermined a person’s strength, weakened the biofield; he needs help - at least in the form of a kind word.


    Chameleon ring color meanings

The chameleon ring lying in the box will always be brown.

For the observer

A ring that reflects the owner’s mood will help determine it, even without knowing anything about the person.

So, the blue color of the ring means that the owner is happy or romantic. Blue or mixed with green – relaxed, green – neutral mood. The yellowness of the chameleon ring indicates mild anxiety, gray indicates severe anxiety. Black – complete depression or stress.

This is the standard interpretation of the meaning of colors.

Having acquired a personal chameleon ring, you can check the generally accepted classification. That is, compare the color of the ring with your personal mood or state of health.

Perhaps your own scale of correspondence between feelings and the color of the chameleon ring will turn out to be different.


Dependence of color on mood

Color spectrum

The range of shades is quite extensive, and each of them has a specific meaning. It is unlikely to be accurate, since individuality is a quality inherent in any person. Emotional manifestations and medical indicators may vary.

Marketers, psychologists and doctors were able to develop an interpretation of all shades. To determine its value, you need to be guided by the following list:

  • blue – inner harmony, calmness, balance, physical health;
  • red – excessive excitement, provoked by anger or passion;
  • orange – nervousness, excitement, desire to show off;
  • yellow – anxiety, anger, excitement, increased excitability;
  • green – self-confidence, self-sufficiency, peace;
  • gray – nervousness, aggression;
  • black – depression, depression, tension;
  • purple – strong joy, affection, love, happiness, lust;
  • brown – stress caused by mental shock;
  • amber – uncertainty, uncertainty in the decision made;
  • green-blue – relaxation.

When identifying, one should take into account the type of character and state of health. The owner will be able to independently draw up a signal map, focusing on his own feelings when changing the shade.

Assortment of chameleon rings

Manufacturers offer classic chameleon rings and modifications. They have different quality and purpose.

Rings

The simplest and most common type of chameleon ring. Reminds me of a wedding analogue. The main ones are steel, nickel, other metal, silver or plastic. Products are made in different widths, from half a centimeter to one and a half centimeters.

The color of the liquid crystals of the chameleon ring does not change instantly, but after a minute or two.

Rings with stones

The segment includes the following types of jewelry inserts:

  • natural chameleon stones (that is, endowed with reverse - a play of colors depending on natural conditions): opal, amethyst, alexandrite, sultanite;
  • their synthetic analogues, which also change color;
  • Color change nanostals.

All jewelry is framed in gold or silver.

Russian online sites offer Color change nanotales, framed in 585° rose gold and complemented with cubic zirconia. There are options on sale that imitate a certain natural chameleon stone, for example, greenish-golden sultanite.


Stone with color change (Color change, NanoSital)

"Bless and save"

The peculiarity of the church chameleon ring “Save and Preserve” is the presence of the inscription. This canonical Orthodox appeal to the Lord makes the accessory not only a personal indicator of the owner’s mood, but a talisman. The inscription is applied to the rim of the ring or around the insert. It is usually made from the base material of the ring. The letters are slightly pressed into the plastic.


Save and save chameleon rings

The fill in the chameleon ring with the inscription also changes color.

How to choose the right stone

There are several ways to choose a stone: by zodiac sign, by temperament and by month of the year. We discussed earlier which mineral suits the zodiac signs.

Let's look at the method of choosing a stone based on temperament. To develop specific qualities, you need to be able to choose a stone wisely.

Chameleon stoneQuality to be developed
1. AquamarineLiberation from negative attitudes
2. Garnet, sultaniteHelp in finding love
3. Amethyst, aquamarineFinding Peace of Mind
4. AlexandriteStrengthening strong-willed qualities.

Every month a certain stone is activated. You can use the list and select the desired crystal.

MonthChameleon stone
1. Januarypomegranate
2. February, Marchamethyst
3. Apriltourmaline
4. May, Juneagate
5. Julyonyx
6. Augustcitrine
7. September, Octoberpomegranate
8. November, Decembertopaz

Who is the chameleon ring suitable for and how to use it

Chameleon ring - a universal decoration:

  • It’s easy to choose men’s and women’s, youth and children’s options.
  • A classic headband made of metal, plastic and glass is suitable for young people or children. This is especially a good option for little fashionistas. If a child loses or damages a cheap ring, the damage will not be critical.
  • A silver accessory is appropriate to wear in the office, on a walk or at friendly gatherings.
  • Elite jewelry made of gold and sital stones completes the wardrobe for an evening out, a prestigious event, or business negotiations.

A special case is the “Save and Preserve” chameleon ring. Suitable for all Orthodox people as a talisman. A church ring is a useful gift for a young man who is embarrassed to wear a cross, or for people in need of spiritual support.

How to wear jewelry?

The chameleon ring does not require special care during operation. If it is made of medical alloy, then such decoration will never turn black, will not become corroded and will retain its attractive appearance for many years.

Rings made of silver or other precious metals are also very practical products. The only thing that is required from their owner is periodic cleaning of the surface of these jewelry.

It is worth noting that rings that change color are perfect for both women and men. These jewelry are also a universal gift for different ages, and a quality addition to an everyday or holiday look.

Price

The cost of a chameleon ring is determined standardly - frame material, workmanship, dimensions:

  • The cheapest are ordinary or children's ones made of simple metal, up to half a centimeter wide, with a thin plastic coating. Their price is 30–50 rubles. Church chameleon rings are sold at the same prices. More respectable products cost from 150 to 250 rubles.
  • Gold jewelry with Color change nanometal and cubic zirconia can be purchased for 6.5–14.5 thousand rubles.
  • Prices for gold jewelry with natural stones (opal, sultanite, amethyst) are tens of thousands of rubles.

When buying expensive accessories, you must not forget to ask for a certificate of authenticity of the stone.

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