Silver and iron, twisted together
Robert described the regular Silviron ring as a simple twist of separate silver and iron wires. He distinguished it from an earlier experiment in which he sought to bind the metals into one piece. His 2005 site presented both as part of a longer personal story about the “Nine Rings of Power.”

Regular Silviron Ring
Handcrafted twisted silver and iron. Listed in sizes 4 through 14, including half and quarter sizes. The archived price was $15 with US postage included.
The maker’s metaphysical experiences and product effects are presented as his claims, not established results.
Catalog, circa October 2005
These listings and prices document what the archived shop offered. Ordering has been disabled in this reconstruction.
The Amulet’s writing
The site extended far beyond jewelry: crystal essays, personal and fantasy stories, Merlin, runes, and practical accounts of Robert’s making process.
What changed
Early work and ring accounts
Page copyright lines reach back to 1997, and the ring story carries dated updates from 1990 through 1997. These are dates in the writing, not verified Wayback capture dates.
“The Amulet” on its own domain
The captured homepage announces a move to Silviron.com. A December 2003 homepage is marked updated November 18, 2003.
View 2003 homepage ↗Full shop and archive
The homepage and catalog list the ring, other amulets and tools, and the crystal, story, Merlin, and rune sections. The homepage states its last update as October 29, 2005.
View 2005 homepage ↗Shop closure
Robert says he removed most original pages and closed the shop because he lacked the time and energy to continue it. He added book and movie reviews.
View 2006 notice ↗Original pages and preservation notes
Each entry opens a dated Internet Archive capture. An archived page can have missing images or links even when its text survives.