Amrit: appeared before us as the future head of the family - the first heir apparent and at the same time the family brahman (the one who has the best connection with the goddess Kali). Roughly speaking, he absorbed all the most basic and important qualities of the first heir, like his father Devdas (he was also the head and family brahmin earlier). Therefore, Amrit wears a blue ring for rituals, the ring passes from the first son to the first son.
Ram: is also a family brahmin , I would say, he is even stronger than Amrit, precisely thanks to his seeing eye. However, Ram is the youngest heir apparent and cannot lead the main branch of the family. For this reason, he wears the ring only during rituals; on ordinary days, it rests with Raj, the main heir. At the same time, Raj will not be able to do the same thing that Ram or Amrit can do, calling shadows from walls and calling on bhoots - he simply does not have such a connection with Mahakali from whom he could draw such power. And for the same reason, many listen to Ram, and he consults with none other than Rita-Shiva himself.
