How to Read the Ring of Solomon in Palmistry

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Plus, learn about other rare lines in palmistry

Co-authored by Jennifer McVey, Cht and Aimee Payne, MFA

Last Updated: June 28, 2025 Fact Checked

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Are you interested in learning more about what the Ring of Solomon means in palmistry? Not everyone has this rare line at the base of their index finger. But when you do, it can indicate you have the potential to be a strong leader, trusted teacher, or wise mentor. Intrigued? Good! This article covers how to find the Ring of Solomon, its general meaning, and how to interpret its different variations. Plus, we’ll tell you the meanings of other rare palm lines and help you find more palmistry resources to help you unlock the secrets in the palm of your hand.

Palm Reading & the Ring of Solomon

The Ring of Solomon is a line on your palm that arcs below some people’s index fingers. If present, it can mean that the person has the potential to be a wise teacher or a confident leader. It also shows the person has an interest in and talent for the occult.

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Finding the Ring of Solomon

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It’s the arched line at the base of your index finger. The Ring of Solomon (also called the Ring of Jupiter or Jupiter Ring) starts at the webbing between your index and middle finger and extends under your index finger. It crosses over the Mount of Jupiter, which is the fleshy mound right under your pointer finger.^{[1]
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- Having a Ring of Solomon is pretty rare, though, so it’s not a big deal if you don’t see one.
- It is possible to have 2 or even 3 Rings of Solomon, but this is extremely rare.
- The Ring of Solomon should not be confused with Sympathy Lines, which appear lower on the Mount of Jupiter and tend to be straighter.

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Ring of Solomon Meanings

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A Ring of Solomon signifies you are intelligent and wise. The Ring of Solomon symbolically links the inner world with the outer world. It means you’re bringing your inner self to others. It’s also named after King Solomon, who was known for his wisdom, intelligence, and deep insight. So if you have this line, it often means you have great wisdom you can impart to others.^{[2]
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- Those with a Ring of Solomon often make good teachers. It implies that people with this line have gained great wisdom from many lifetimes.^{[3]
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- If you have one, it doesn’t mean you’re automatically wise. It does mean that you're more likely to be interested in learning new things and gaining wisdom.
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It indicates that you may have keen insight and a strong intuition. This can also mean you enjoy learning about the occult. If you’re bearing a Ring of Solomon, you’re more likely to see beyond the superficial. That means you’re often able to understand why people do what they do without judging them.^{[4]
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- Because of your insight into others’ behavior, you’re also likely to pick up on their emotions. This helps you give them good advice that truly benefits them.^{[5]
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The index finger is usually the area of the hand that deals with ambition and life achievements.^{[6]
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Interpreting Variations of the Ring of Solomon

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Curved Ring A curved, unbroken Ring of Solomon indicates you may have the traits normally associated with the line. This could be wisdom, intelligence, intuition, insight, and strong leadership skills.^{[7]
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- You’re also often attractive and have good luck finding appealing romantic partners.
- A deeper curve that swoops further into your Mount of Jupiter can mean you are a talented performer who often shows your emotions clearly.
- A fainter curved ring may mean that your intelligence and interest in mysticism aren’t as obvious.
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Broken Ring If you have a Ring of Solomon that isn’t a continuous line, it may mean that you have some of its qualities but aren’t able to use them. This can mean you only have flashes of insight or struggle to organize your thoughts. Some believe it also indicates that others don’t always take you seriously.^{[8]
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- A Ring of Solomon with multiple breaks may mean you’re less intuitive and not as observant as someone with an unbroken ring.
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Double Ring Having a double (or triple) Ring of Solomon can mean you tend to be very lucky. You may also be great at turning a bad situation into something positive and beneficial to you. Most feel it means that all of the traits of the Ring of Solomon are even stronger than in someone with only one ring.^{[9]
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- You may also have incredibly insightful observations or a remarkable ability to predict the outcome of a situation.
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Straight Ring or Line This line is also called a Ring of Sympathy or a Sympathy Line, and it’s not a true Ring of Solomon. This ring is more commonly seen and often means you’re sympathetic and affectionate with others. You tend to be a better listener than a teacher.^{[10]
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- Having a Ring of Sympathy instead of a Ring of Solomon isn’t a bad thing. It just indicates you may have stronger sympathetic energies.
- It can be difficult to tell the difference between a Sympathy Ring and a Ring of Solomon. However, the Ring of Solomon is usually curved, and the Sympathy Ring is straight.

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Other Rare Palm Lines

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Girdle of Venus The Girdle of Venus is a curved line that swoops from the base of your middle finger to the base of your ring finger. It usually indicates that you have heightened emotions, are deeply sensitive, and have a strong desire for love and romance.^{[11]
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- Those with a Girdle of Venus tend to be artistically talented and have an eye for beautiful things.
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Ring of Saturn The Ring of Saturn runs from the web between your index and middle fingers to the web between your middle and ring fingers. People who have this ring may struggle with isolation, solitude, and pessimism. They also tend to be very serious and somber.
- However, you’re not doomed to feel gloomy and alone. Take a Ring of Saturn as a sign that you should make an effort to open up more and connect with others.
- To fight your somber feelings, try to prioritize the things in your life that bring you joy. That could be spending time with loved ones, picking up new hobbies, or anything else that makes you happy.
A Simian Line runs straight across your palm instead of a head and heart line. In palmistry, this rare line tends to indicate you have a strong blend of mental and emotional power. In other words, you don’t worry about separating the head and the heart. Because of this, the Simian Line is often seen as the sign of a visionary person.^{[12]
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More Palmistry Resources

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Interested in learning more about the art of palmistry? WikiHow has put together several helpful articles to help you learn more about palmistry (or chiromancy). Here are a few links to help you find out the meanings of different lines, so you can perform readings like a pro in no time!

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FAQs

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Does everyone have a Ring of Solomon? No, not everyone has a Ring of Solomon on their palm. It’s not necessarily a good or bad thing to have one. Because it’s a minor and relatively rare line, it mostly adds depth and clarity to the rest of the palm reading.
- However, some believe that you can gain one (or more!) as you gain life experience and wisdom.^{[13]
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How did the Ring of Solomon get its name? It’s named after the biblical King Solomon. Solomon’s ring was said to give the king power over the supernatural. Arabic legends also claim that there were jewels on the ring that allowed Solomon to control the elements.^{[14]
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- King Solomon has been portrayed as wealthy, powerful, and wise. This may contribute to some of the traits associated with the Ring of Solomon in palmistry.
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What are other names for the Ring of Solomon? The Ring of Solomon is also called the Ring of Jupiter because it appears at the bottom of the finger of Jupiter. Jupiter is the planet associated with abundance, authority, wisdom, leadership, and success, which is where it gets its name.^{[15]
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- In Vedic palmistry, this line is known as the Diksha Rekha, which means “Initiation Line” in Sanskrit.^{[16]
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  Research source} It’s also called the Veragaya Rekha (or Recluse Line).
- Some refer to it as the Brihaspati Mudrika. Brihaspati refers to the Hindu deity associated with the planet Jupiter, and “mudrika” means “ring.”^{[17]
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- It’s sometimes called the Guru Mudrika or the Teacher Ring, because it’s said to signify that the person would make a good teacher.
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Should you look at the left or right palm for a reading? There are different opinions on which hand you should read in palmistry. However, many believe reading both hands gives you more insight.^{[18]
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- Read your dominant hand (or the right one if you’re right-handed) to show your personality, achievements, and talents in the present and future.
- Read your non-dominant hand (or the left one if you’re right-handed) to see the potential you had at birth.
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How accurate are palm readings? Palmistry can only give you a general guide to your potential life paths. It’s not really meant to be a foolproof way to predict the future. It can help you prepare for the future, though. For example, if a palm reading warns of possible financial troubles in your future, you can squirrel away a little extra money so you’re ready for it.