This sterling silver peacock ring features lapis lazuli in cabochon cut, with optional diamond or emerald accents.
In Renaissance art, especially in Annunciation scenes, angels often bear peacock feathers as a symbol of immortality and divine vision. The iridescent "eye" in the feather represents watchfulness, and in Byzantine Christianity, the peacock became a symbol of resurrection. This ring is part of the collection inspired by Renaissance art, so as by mythic birds like Sirin and Alkonost, paradise guardians from Slavic myths.
Production time: 4 weeks.
This sterling silver peacock ring features lapis lazuli in cabochon cut, with optional diamond or emerald accents.
In Renaissance art, especially in Annunciation scenes, angels often bear peacock feathers as a symbol of immortality and divine vision. The iridescent "eye" in the feather represents watchfulness, and in Byzantine Christianity, the peacock became a symbol of resurrection. This ring is part of the collection inspired by Renaissance art, so as by mythic birds like Sirin and Alkonost, paradise guardians from Slavic myths.
Production time: 4 weeks.
