Georgian Mourning and Memento Mori Ring

This Georgian era, 18k gold ring (circa 1748) serves as a poignant reminder of a life cut short. The ring features a hand painted skull under a faceted rock crystal with a white ena...

Memento Mori Style Ring Black Enamel Truth This 14k Gold Plated Ring with Black Enamel has the letters TRUTH Designer: J Dauphin The Concept of Truth – A Universal Symbol Across ...

Memento Mori Style Ring White Enamel Light This 14k Gold Plated Ring in White Enamel has the letters LIGHT Designer: J Dauphin The Concept of Light – A Universal Symbol Across time and cultures, light has symbolized life, clarity, truth, and transformation. From the sun that sustains us to the flame that illuminates the path, light is the force that guides, heals, and reveals. It represents hope, purity, and the power of creation. To step into the light is to awaken—to see, understand, and connect to something greater. In spiritual traditions worldwide, light is seen as the bridge between the physical and the divine—a source of energy, protection, and higher wisdom. It’s a symbol that resonates with all who seek inner peace, purpose, and connection. Light in Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism In Kabbalah, the ancient mystical tradition of Judaism, Light (Hebrew: Or) is more than a symbol—it is the divine energy of creation itself. Flowing from Ein Sof (the Infinite), this spiritual light animates all existence. It fills the soul, awakens the heart, and brings divine protection and clarity. Kabbalistic teachings describe the Light of God as pure, infinite, and always seeking to fill the vessel—whether it be a soul, a world, or a sacred object. Through Kabbalah jewelry, such as pieces engraved with Hebrew letters, sacred symbols, or Kabbalistic names of God, one can carry this light and energy of protection with them, staying connected to the divine flow throughout daily life. Whether it’s Jewish jewelry...

Memento Mori Style Truth Ring White Enamel, Kabbalah This Ring in White Enamel has the letters TRUTH inspired by Victorian Age, Memento Mori Designer: J Dauphin The positioning of...