Plucked from the vaults of a sunken French galleon, The Fleur-de-Lis Ring be a relic o’ kings and conquerors. Legend whispers that it once sat upon the hand of a noble captain who sailed under the royal banners, feared by seas and honored by courts. When the ship sank to the depths, the ring vanished… until Captain Pika dragged it back from the ocean’s grip.

The fleur-de-lis carved upon its band ain’t just a royal crest. To pirates, it be the mark of loyalty, courage, and the will to carve yer own kingdom upon the waves. Its repeating pattern sings o’ order and strength, while the silver edges gleam like the crown of a sea-born ruler.

To wear this ring is to carry the blessing o’ both kings and rogues  a reminder that true power comes not from titles, but from the courage to claim the seas as yer own.