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A treasured heirloom of Blackthorn Manor, this elegant ring is said to have belonged to Mrs. Blackthorn herself. Reimagined from Ring (ca. 1936), a jewelry design by Kurt Melzer that’s now preserved in the National Gallery archives.
Whether arranged alongside candlelight, antique china, or autumn florals, these napkins add a refined Victorian touch to Halloween parties, murder mystery dinners, and any spooky gathering. Guests familiar with the legend may recognize the ring as one of the manor's most enduring artifacts, a small clue in the mystery of Mrs. Blackthorn's mysterious disappearance.
• Soft, three-ply custom white paper
• 4.8″ × 4.8″
• 100 pieces
• Smooth texture with coined edge borders
Disclaimer: The ink used in fulfillment may leave a faint shadow around the design's border, as well as specks on the napkin's edge.
A treasured heirloom of Blackthorn Manor, this elegant ring is said to have belonged to Mrs. Blackthorn herself. Reimagined from Ring (ca. 1936), a jewelry design by Kurt Melzer that’s now preserved in the National Gallery archives.
Whether arranged alongside candlelight, antique china, or autumn florals, these napkins add a refined Victorian touch to Halloween parties, murder mystery dinners, and any spooky gathering. Guests familiar with the legend may recognize the ring as one of the manor's most enduring artifacts, a small clue in the mystery of Mrs. Blackthorn's mysterious disappearance.
• Soft, three-ply custom white paper
• 4.8″ × 4.8″
• 100 pieces
• Smooth texture with coined edge borders
Disclaimer: The ink used in fulfillment may leave a faint shadow around the design's border, as well as specks on the napkin's edge.