I know that the pattern is supposed to be a dragon, because I purchased it for that reason, but despite this, it's very hard to see the dragon in the design. It looks like a stylized etching in the metal, maybe like some kind of runes. Even when I am looking at it closely and can see the markings clearly, with the knowledge that it is supposed to be a dragon, it's hard to see it.

Despite this though, it is quite a beautiful ring, and I will not hesitate in ordering the matching men's ring for my soon-to-be husband once I can figure out his ring size. We are both huge dragon fans, so this ring is perfect, and quite inexpensive as well.

The inner edge of the band is very smooth and comfortable against my skin. The raised edges on the outside feel somewhat strange against my other fingers. Though they aren't nearly as sharp as some of the other concave rings I've tried. (The&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/316L-Steel-Ring-with-Lasercut-Dragon-Design-Width-6-mm/dp/B0039BOUOO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">316L Steel Ring with Lasercut Dragon Design- Width: 6 mm</a>&nbsp;in particular had edges so sharp as to be almost painful to my delicate skin.)

My fingers are incredibly slender, and the smallest available size (5) was still slightly loose on my left hand, but fit quite snugly on my right. I noticed that this ring in a size 5 is slightly larger than another ring I purchased at the same time that is also sold as a size 5 -- the ring I linked above fits snugly on my left hand but is quite difficult to even wear on my right, despite supposedly being the same size. My engagement ring, which we believe is also size 5 (it has been years since it was bought, and we're not sure on the exact size any more), is also more snug than this ring. May be something to consider.