The Ring of the Guard "Nicholas the Wonderworker"

Material

Silver 22k

Insert

Transparent bright amethyst, cabochon cut, weighing from 3.72 carats.

The Amethyst

Tire width

12 mm

Art

24876-181

Ring Size

18.5

19.5

20.5

21.5

22.5

23.5

24.5

€1 245

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Product description

The award ring is made in the form of the St. George's Cross, the historically established highest distinction of the military in Russia, awarded for personal bravery and dedication to the Fatherland. In the center of the ring is a precious insert, under which is installed the image of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, one of the most revered saints of the Russian land. St. Nicholas the Wonderworker is the patron saint of travelers, sailors and a protector from unnecessary death. On the reverse side of the icon are the words of prayer offered to the saint. 925 sterling silver ring with a stone to choose from: amethyst, quartz, citrine, topaz.

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