Michal Kirat Sterling Silver Ring with Shield Shape Roman Glass Adjustable Band
107.39 $
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Wear a piece of history on your finger with this sterling silver ring that joins the past and the present. Its elegant shield-shape crown is inlaid with a piece of authentic 2,000 year old Roman glass with shimmering gree-blue colors.
Care: To ensure lasting luster for your Roman glass jewelry, avoid contact with oils or liquids and store in a dry place.
What is Roman glass? It dates back to the years when Israel was ruled by the Romans and glass production flourished. Excavations have now revea
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Wear a piece of history on your finger with this sterling silver ring that joins the past and the present. Its elegant shield-shape crown is inlaid with a piece of authentic 2,000 year old Roman glass with shimmering gree-blue colors.
Care: To ensure lasting luster for your Roman glass jewelry, avoid contact with oils or liquids and store in a dry place.
What is Roman glass? It dates back to the years when Israel was ruled by the Romans and glass production flourished. Excavations have now revealed these hidden pieces of glass – glowing with breathtaking hues from being buried for over 2,000 years in Israel’s mineral-rich sand.
MICHAL KIRAT, Israeli jewelry designer, has been creating exquisite hand-made jewelry for over 20 years, combining sterling silver with authentic Roman glass that radiates stunning aqua blue and green colors.
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Wear a piece of history on your finger with this sterling silver ring that joins the past and the present. Its elegant shield-shape crown is inlaid with a piece of authentic 2,000 year old Roman glass with shimmering gree-blue colors.
Care: To ensure lasting luster for your Roman glass jewelry, avoid contact with oils or liquids and store in a dry place.
What is Roman glass? It dates back to the years when Israel was ruled by the Romans and glass production flourished. Excavations have now revea