Silver ring with topaz
100% hand made jewelry, can be reproduced in gold and other materials.
925 silver ring with an intricately detailed band along the sides, with decorative insignia harking back to the first Sumerian pictographic saw. The ring’s centerpiece is the topaz, a symmetrical cut gemstone that appears to have a mixture of dark blue and black tones, creating a striking contrast to the shiny silver band. The ring is placed on a white background which highlights its design and makes it the focal point of the image.
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Description
Lost memory
The decorative area of the presented pieces is made with reference to the first pictographic writing of the Sumerians.
Somewhere in the memory and character of man are relics of the creativity and character of our descendants. This ancestral character is often brought to the surface through our involuntary actions, but also through current discoveries that bring to light the relationships of continuity of inventiveness, creation and beliefs between our ancestors and us. We rarely let our mind conceive this connection. All we have to do is erase this opacity and open our eyes to these ancient cultures that did nothing but prepare the “new man” for current achievements.
Sacred symbols or the first pictographic writing thus become the bridge of understanding of faith and testamentary creation.
