Officer's ring "Prince Vladimir"

Material

Silver 22k

Insert

Transparent bright topaz, cabochon cut, weighing from 4.40 carats.

Topaz

Tire width

6 mm

Art

24780-180

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 the icon of Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir the Great. The Holy Baptist of Russia had a great influence on the enlightenment and defense of the country. Prayers are offered to Prince Vladimir, the patron saint of the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, for strengthening faith, getting rid of external enemies and civil strife. On the back of the icon is a troparion: To the teacher of Orthodoxy and to the enlightener of all Russia, pious Grand Duke Vladimir, pray to God for us.

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