Today's blog post will be about the rings the members of the Akatsuki wear in the Naruto series. The rings the Akatsuki members wear are actually as well-known as the signature red clouds on their cloaks. Each member of the Akatsuki wears a specific ring that they have to wear it on a specific finger. However, it's unknown what the rings are actually for. Nonetheless, I will still be talking about what each ring means, who it belongs to, and which finger it goes on. To make it easier, I will be explaining it in list format. So, on with the list!

Right Hand:

1.) The first ring has the kanji for "zero" on it. It's worn on the thumb, it belongs to Pain, and it is a purplish-gray.

2.) The second ring has the kanji for "blue" or "green" on it. It's worn on the index finger, it belongs to Deidara, and it is teal.

3.) The third ring has the kanji for "white" on it. It's worn on the middle finger, it belongs to Konan, and it is white.

4.) The fourth ring has the kanji for "vermillion" or "scarlet" on it. It's worn on the ring finger, it belongs to Itachi Uchiha, and it is red.

5.) The fifth ring has the kanji for "boar" on it. It's worn on the pinky finger, it belongs to Zetsu, and it is green.

Left Hand:

1.) This ring has the kanji for "jewel" or "ball" on it. It's worn on the thumb, it belongs to Sasori (and later Tobi), and it is purple.

2.) The next ring has the kanji for "three" on it. It's worn on the index finger, it belongs to Hidan, and it is orange.

3.) The third ring has the kanji for "north" on it. It's worn on the middle finger, it belongs to Kakuzu, and it is dark green.

4.) The fourth ring has the kanji for "south" on it. It's worn on the ring finger, it belongs to Kisame Hoshigaki, and it is yellow.

5.) The last ring has the kanji for "sky" or "void" on it. It's worn on the pinky finger, it belongs to Orochimaru, and it is slate blue.

Unfortunately, it's quite hard to find a picture of all of the Akatsuki members with their rings. So, I won't be able to include a picture. But, I hope you guys enjoyed this blog post anyways!