Bogorodichnoe gemstone ring

Material

Green gold 14k

Insert

Natural citrine, fancy cabochon cut, weighing from 1.38 carats. Insert options: amethyst, quartz, prasiolite, topaz.

Citrine

Tire width

2.5 mm

Art

44843

Ring Size

16.5

17.5

18.5

19.5

20.5

€2 090

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Product description

The penitential ring with the image of the Virgin and Child is included in the collection of precious stones by the artist Vladimir Mikhailov. The top of the ring is decorated with a transparent gemstone, behind which there is a jewelry microminiature with images of the Mother of God. The rim of the ring is decorated with a twisted string of pearl beads and contoured ribbons. At the ends of the product are the words of penitential prayers: "Holy Mother of God, pray to God for me." The ring is made in 585 green gold and a stone to choose from: amethyst, topaz, quartz, citrine. An image may be located under the stone: the Most Holy Theotokos "The Sign", the Most Holy Theotokos "Tikhvinskaya", the Most Holy Theotokos "Kazan". St. Matrona of Moscow, St. Xenia of St. Petersburg, The Face of a Cherub

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