"The casket for wedding rings"

The casket-terem was created specifically for storing the main family jewels – wedding rings. The product consists of two folding doors and a stepped pedestal. The shape of the casket dates back to the Russian utensils of the XVII–XVIII centuries. The doors are richly decorated with a grass pattern, framing the Biblical words "What God has combined, let no man separate." There are two pigeons on the ends of the doors. The clamping mechanisms on the pedestal hold the rings in an upright position. At the base are the words "And the two shall become one flesh."