Dream meanings · 5 old dream books
Dream about a ring: what 5 old dream books say
2 books that give a direction agree it is goodCounted from 22 entries about this symbol · books that give no direction (such as Miller) don't count as a vote
🇨🇳 China · Zhougong Jiemeng
receiving a ring of gold and jade — You will bear a noble son. (得金玉環生貴子)
Source: 周公解夢 · Public domain (Wikisource · {{Pd-old}})
🇺🇸 Western · Miller (1901)
Ring — To dream of wearing rings, denotes new enterprises in which you will be successful. A broken ring, foretells quarrels and unhappiness in the married state, and separation to lovers. For a young woman to receive a ring, denotes that worries over her lover's conduct will cease, as he will devote himself to her pleasures and future interest. To see others with rings, denotes increasing prosperity and many new friends.
Wedding Ring — For a woman to dream her wedding ring is bright and shining, foretells that she will be shielded from cares and infidelity. If it should be lost or broken, much sadness will come into her life through death and uncongeniality. To see a wedding ring on the hand of a friend, or some other person, denotes that you will hold your vows lightly and will court illicit pleasure.
Source: Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted — Gustavus Hindman Miller (1901) · Public domain (Gutenberg)
🏛️ Greek · Artemidorus (1881 German ed.)
iron ringsgood — Mean luck, but that it will not be obtained without toil. · direction as read by the translator
gold ring with a gemstonegood — Brings luck. · direction as read by the translator
gold ring without a gemstonebad — Indicates no profitable undertakings, since 'stone' means both the gem in a ring and a certain sum of money. · direction as read by the translator
solid ringsgood — Are always the best. · direction as read by the translator
hollow rings filled with sulphurbad — Because they contain something hidden, they mean deceptions and plots, or deceptive expectations, since their size does not match their weight. · direction as read by the translator
rings of amber, ivory or other materialsmixed — Beneficial only to women. · direction as read by the translator
Source: Artemidoros aus Daldis — Symbolik der Träume (German ed., 1881) · Public domain (printed 1881) · 1 more in this book
🇷🇺 Russia · Sonnik (1787 · 1811)
A ring set with stonesgood — means labour with benefit · direction as read by the translator
An iron ringmixed — means heavy toil with benefit · direction as read by the translator
Agate ringmixed — A good dream only for women: to the unmarried it promises a quick wedding and becoming mistress of a house; to the childless, children; to those already married with children, a rich inheritance. For men it means entirely the opposite · direction as read by the translator
An iron ringgood — A good dream meaning benefit, though gained with toil, as iron too is won from mines with great labour · direction as read by the translator
A gold ring or signet ring with a set stonegood — A somewhat good dream, but not as good as one without a stone · direction as read by the translator
A gold ring without a stonegood — Promises good work and a notable reward for one's labour · direction as read by the translator
Source: Сонник, или Истолкование снов (1787) · Public domain (printed 1787) · 5 more in this book