Officer's ring "Alexander Nevsky"

Material

Gilded silver 22k

Insert

Transparent bright topaz, cabochon cut, weighing from 4.59 carats.

Topaz

Tire width

6 mm

Art

14779-180

Ring Size

18.5

19.5

20.5

21.5

22.5

€990

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Product description

The image of the officer's ring is based on military paraphernalia – a sword and shield, in the center of which is placed the image of the holy commander, the prayer book warrior Alexander Nevsky. The Venerable Prince Alexander Nevsky has long been revered as the patron saint of the Russian army, famous for his far-sighted and wise statesmanship and valiant victories in battles for the independence of the state. On the reverse side of the icon are the famous words of the saint: "Whoever comes to us with a sword will perish by the sword."

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