Security ring-fold "Holy Family"

Material

Platinum 950

Insert

Colorless round-cut diamonds of 57 facets, characteristics 2/2A, quantity from 31 pieces, total weight from 0.11 carats.

Diamonds

Tire width

4 mm

Art

94290-110

Ring Size

16.5

17.5

18.5

19.5

20.5

€14 250

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The heart-shaped folding doors in an open form represent a scene of Baby Worship. In the center of the composition is the image of the Holy Family, on the right is a shepherd boy with a pipe, on the left are the Holy Magi. The words of the Christmas troparion run along the contour of the images. When closed, the ring is decorated with acanthus shoots with a towering star of Bethlehem.

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