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SYMBOL DICTIONARY · A RING

A Ring in your coffee grounds

Commitment, completion, a circle closing in your favour.

Rings in the grounds have always carried the meaning of bonds: promises made, partnerships sealed, circles closing. A clear ring near the rim can foretell a proposal of any kind — romantic, professional, or a friend asking you to join something that matters.

A broken ring is not a bad omen in our salon's reading: it is simply a circle still being drawn. Something is completing itself at its own pace.

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