North Star Compass and Turquoise Stone Engraved Silver Ring
POLE STAR COMPASS AND TUROUZE STONE SILVER RING
"A guide that illuminates souls seeking their path and adds nobility to their character..."
The North Star Compass motif, the timeless guide of ancient sailors and travelers, is reinterpreted in this special design with the splendor of 25.15 grams of pure silver. The compass design in the center of the ring is highlighted by a bronze frame, while the surrounding micro-set Turquoise stones add an antique vibrancy and protective energy to the jewelry.
The deep Penmanship on the side body, which makes the design unique, is a story of craftsmanship patiently engraved on silver. The flawless contrast between the triangular gold-toned details and the oxidized silver background elevates this ring beyond being just an accessory, transforming it into a historical compass to wear on your finger.
"We designed this for gentlemen who forge their own path and guide those around them with their demeanor. Framed by the freshness of turquoise and the ancient symbolism of the compass, this massive 25.15-gram piece will be the most magnificent signature of your unwavering, dignified stance."
DESIGN'S HIGHLIGHTS
- ✦925 Sterling Silver Premium Craftsmanship: A silver structure that creates a real feeling of strength and quality on the finger with its massive weight of 25.15 grams.
- ✦Vibrant Turquoise Stone Setting: High-quality turquoise craftsmanship surrounding the design, adding spaciousness and nobility.
- ✦Special Compass Shape: A detailed compass relief in the center, handcrafted by artisans, bearing the symbolism of the North Star.
- ✦Masterful Engraving Designs: The noble combination of geometric harmony and traditional carving on the side body.
TECHNICAL COLLECTION INFORMATION
| Main Material | 925 Sterling Silver / Bronze Detat |
| Weight | 25.15 Grams |
| Auxiliary Stone | Micro Nail Turquoise (Turquoise) |
| Crafting Theme | Compass Motif / Engraving and Carving |
"The jewel of those who have found their own north and whose compass is nobility..."
