The chains are attached to a triangle with a cut off top on each side. The surface of these large triangles is decorated with silver and clear jewels in circular, triangular, diamond, and non-specific flower shapes. These designs follow the angle of the side edges of the triangles. The designs, which consists of spaced circles, inside these side borders appear less linear but still follow the pattern. The patterns and decorations are similar to those on triangles.
Rings attach hanging decorations to each of the three rectangles.
The rings each attach to a cylindrical and horizontal, decorated bar that is capped at both ends by an open half sphere made up of thin wires of silver leading to a ball point at the peak. Hanging off of each of these three bars are four rings which each hold a doubled up chain. Each of the ends of these chains a bound with a decorative cap. And so, the effect is that the three bars each appear to support eight hanging chains. This silver betrothal ring was hand crafted in Eastern Europe.