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The "Jesus Prayer” Ring

Material
Gilded silver 22k
Size
10 mm
Art
14921
Ring Size (mm)
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Product description
The ring is made in the form of a seal, on the top of which is carved the "Amen", which in the Christian tradition ends any divine service, and is also pronounced at the culminating moments during the celebration of the sacraments. By saying it, people confirm that they understand the priest's sermon and accept it with agreement. The sides of the ring are decorated with relief floral ornaments: interlacing vines, leaves, clusters and thin curls. Grapes are a symbol of fruiting, the sacrament of Communion, and spiritual maturity. The ornament surrounds the ring in a circle, creating a feeling of continuous movement. There is an engraving on the inside of the ring.: "Lord, have mercy," accompanied by a small cross. A quiet, short prayer, turned inward — literally and figuratively. It is hidden from view, but always with the owner.
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