The Perun Ring is a Russian and Slavic symbol of commitment and love. It is associated with the pagan God Perun, who was the head of the pantheon in some Slavic and Baltic mythology. The ring was initially a solid gold circle that was worn by married couples as a sign of eternal, undying love. However, as time went on, this symbol took on different interpretations and meanings depending on different cultures throughout history. This eventually evolved into modern rings made of silver or steel with representations of this ancient God's thunderbolt motif - seen as an all around protector for those wearing it. The Perun Ring has also appeared in literature and songs, often tied to spiritual power or expressions of loyalty. In contemporary times, the Perun Ring continues to be used as a powerful symbol for those expressing their affection for each other, promising to stay together forever through thick and thin.