Eros Ring

Ring of Eros
Artifact information
Description	The most powerful of Cupid Rings
Usage	Manufactures all Cupid Rings Contains all magic of love Can create/sever love bonds
Powers	Time Travel Love Detection Suggestion Holograms Beaming Body Insertion Temporal Stasis Projection Soul Absorption Immunity

The Eros Ring is the most powerful Cupid Ring in existence.

Eros is the god who came up with the idea of creating Cupids. The ring is the source of all Cupid magic and is used to manufacture Cupid rings. Besides possessing all the other qualities of a normal Cupid ring, the Ring of Eros can also be used to undo mortal relationships and those that have been blessed by the Heavens. The ring is kept in a vault in Cupid's Temple, which not even the Elders can access. To break into the vault requires magic as old as Ancient Greece. If worn by a Cupid, a bond will form between the two and the only way to break it is to drink River Styx water from the Crystal Goblet, also kept in the vault.

History

Stheno broke into the vault and stole the ring, which was then given to Dafydd: a fallen Cupid. He started using it to break relationships matched by Phoebe Halliwell to keep the Charmed Ones occupied while the gorgon sisters plotted to make themselves known to the world.

Coop Halliwell, Cole Turner and Kama joined forces to lure Dafydd out of hiding and made him drink water from Styx, which severed his bond to the ring.

Powers and Abilities

• Love Detection: The ability to detect fated love.
• Beaming: The ability to teleport with light.
• Time Travel: The ability to travel through time and space.
• Temporal Stasis: The ability to slow down or stop time.
• Body Insertion: The ability to infuse one being with another.
• Holograms: The ability to project visual images.
• Suggestion: The ability to implant thoughts inside another individual.
• Projection: The ability to influence reality with one's mind.
• Soul Absorption: The ability to trap souls and spirits.
• Immunity: The ability to be invulnerable to certain attacks, magical or physical.

Notes and Trivia

• Since all Cupid Rings are created and sustained by the Eros ring, it may be a reference to the One Ring of omnipotence from J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" (One ring to rule them all,//one ring to find them,//One ring to bring them all//and in the darkness bind them).