Azazel Signet Ring Sterling Silver 925

Metal: Sterling Silver 92.5%
Diameter: 19 mm

An expertly crafted 92.5% Sterling Silver signet ring under the auspices and patronage of AZAZEL, an inspiring piece that possesses the symbolism of both the planetary influences of Saturn and Venus: Azazel the Watcher is the fallen angel whose black art includes the forging of weapons and the use of jewelry and beautification. Azazel is also the Goat-demon and is identified with SAMAEL and SATAN in Hebrew mysticism and religious lore. 

Azazel is the lord of the Se’irim (goat-demons), who haunted the desert and to whom most Semitic tribes made offerings in desolate places.
The Se’irim are mentioned in Leviticus 17:7 and 2 Chronicles 11:15 as “goat-demons”. Isaiah 34:14 says that the “goat-demons” greet each other among the ruins of Edom (south of Israel) along with Lilith and other wild beasts.
The name ‘Azazel’ may be derived from ‘azaz’ and ‘el’ meaning ‘a Strong God.’ It is thought that Azazel may have been derived from the Canaanite god, ‘Asiz, who caused the sun to burn strongly.
“And Azazel taught the people (the art of) making swords and knives, and shields, and breastplates; and he showed to their chosen ones bracelets, decorations, (shadowing of the eye) with antimony, ornamentation, the beautifying of the eyelids, all kinds of precious stones, and all coloring tinctures and alchemy.” – 1 Enoch 8:1

In the retelling of the Gen. 6:1–4 story in First Book of Enoch, Azazel (or Azael) is one of the angelic leaders who lusted after human females. He taught humans to craft weapons and ornaments (8:1–2). The connection to the biblical Azazel is explicit in the narrative's continuation, where the angel Raphael is instructed to "bind Azazel, send him to the dark wilderness of Dudael, and cover him with hard, jagged rocks" (10:4–5). The Dudael implied is Bet Hadudo/Bet Harudo of Mishnah fame, which likely is the cliff where the "scapegoat" was thrown.