The Peter and Fevronia Ring

Material

Silver 22k

Insert

Two transparent bright amethysts, cabochon cut, with a total weight of 2.76 carats.

The Amethyst

Tire width

50 mm

Art

24877-181

Ring Size

17.5

18.5

19.5

20.5

€545

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Product description

On the ring are icons of the patron saints of family and marriage, Peter and Fevronia of Murom, canonized by the church in 1547. The artist presented two images against the background of open wings, as if the personification of two close souls on the wings of an Angel. The life of the love and wisdom of these saints has long been an example of a Christian marriage. Prayers are offered to the Holy Prince Peter and Princess Fevronia for family well-being, happiness and childbearing. On the reverse sides of the icons are the words of prayers offered to the saints. 925 sterling silver ring with a stone to choose from: amethyst, quartz, citrine, topaz.

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