Medium-Width Platinum Ring From Our Workshop

A rose is a rose is a rose... When Gertrude Stein lyrically evoked the image of the rose in her famous poem "Sacred Emily" in 1913, she was looking back on a long tradition of nature rendering in the arts, in which the rose in particular is so richly laden with meaning. In the 19th century, plant motifs of leaves and flowers were already the preferred subjects of art. They were seen as symbolizing the forces of nature, the eternal growth and decay. And the rose occupied a special place in this, since it has always been a symbol of love. This ring from our workshop shows a surrounding relief of rose blossoms and rose petals. Its design is inspired by wedding rings from the turn of the century. It is made of solid platinum with an elegant shimmer and is 3.3 millimeters wide. It has rounded edges and is domed on the inside, which increases its wearing comfort. The ring is available in various versions. You can find all models for this design at this link.

Schätzpreis:€980

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