Small curvy demon horns

Showing a painted picture of my horns seen here and here, as well as what they look like, right out of the mold.

Painting them makes them more unique, but when they come out of the mold, they have the look of stone, which I find cool beyond belief, as they would make very convincing gargoyle horns (I'm thinking of painting Chris up like a gargoyle one of these days, because of it!)

A rough idea of the process: the original is made from clay, and then a mold is made around that out of silicone. Once cured, the original is pulled out, and the horns are cast out of the foam, with a pigment added. Once cured, a sealant is placed along the bottom, so there is a nonporous area to put the spirit gum on. Then, they're painted with an airbrush, and then applied to the face with spirit gum!

And, I suck at naming things, so I may be asking help from some of you in the future, to come up with a good naming convention for these horns, as well as a few other pairs I have in the works! Please?...