Rings

A Ring is a very small Magic item that a character can wear on his or her fingers, always enchanted with potent magic (i.e. no common quality rings exist in games, apart from in Immortal). A player can only equip two rings at a time. In Diablo and Diablo II, rings are Indestructible.

Diablo I

In Diablo I, rings can be found randomly or given as a quest reward. Rings will be Magic or Unique.

• List of Unique Rings in Diablo I

Diablo II

In Diablo II, rings can be Magic, Rare, Set or Unique.

• List of Unique Rings in Diablo II

Diablo III

In Diablo III, rings can be of magic, rare, Legendary or set quality.

Note that a player can never equip two identical Legendary or Set rings (for example, a player may not equip two Restraints or two Stones of Jordan). However, a Legacy version of the ring and the current one count as different items.

Followers may wear two rings too.

Rings may roll core stats, sockets, bonus damage, Area Damage, Attack Speed, Critical Hit Chance / Damage, Life %, Life per second, Life per Hit, Life per Kill, bonus healing, reduced status effect duration, reduced skill cooldowns, reduced skill resource costs, Armor, Thorns, resistances, bonus experience and Gold find. Generally, however, rings are taken for their offensive rather than defensive capabilities.

One may socket Legendary Gems into rings, one at each.

Diablo Immortal

Rings are secondary equipment featured in Diablo Immortal. Their qualities range from normal, magic, rare and set.

Development

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Rings were originally exclusive to the Wizard.^[1]

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