Wedding rings "Claddah". Silver, oxidation
- Characteristics
- Metal: Sterling Silver
- Plating: Oxidized
Description
During the Middle Ages, marriages were only between people from the same estate. And once the noble prince fell in love with a girl from a poor family. She reciprocated, but her father did not believe in the sincerity of the prince's feelings. He asked him to give the ring - as a demonstration of love. The prince invited all the jewelers of the kingdom and asked to make a real ring-symbol. The ring should be unusually beautiful and at the same time it is clear about the feelings of the lover.
And then they created a beautiful ring of three parts: hands, heart and crown. Hands denoted the gift of the soul - sincere friendship and support; heart - love and passion; crown - loyalty and devotion to the last day. All the symbols were so clear and understandable that there was no doubt in the feelings of man.
Hands hold the heart in the aureole of the crown. Only true friendship can become the basis for love, and loyalty is the foundation of any relationship. Needless to say, that the poor girl's father agreed to marry her to the prince?
The rings are made of silver, and the paintings on the rings are covered with oxidation. The price is indicated for a pair of wedding rings.
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