Kurtulan 24 Karat and Sterling Silver Carnelian Intaglio Ring

Tree of Life Ring, 24kt Yellow Gold With diamond detail on the tree, Size 7 (In Stock) Custom ring sizes take approximately 4-6 weeks for production...

Classic Kurtulan Ring with Rose Cut Diamond, Kurtulan 24kt gold-fused on sterling silver. Size 7 is in stock. Diamond: 0.13ct. Custom ring sizes take approximately 4-6 weeks for pro...

Carnelian depicting Neptune on his chariot drawn by dolphins mounted in silver ring. Top size 33mm x 26mm Size: 9 3/4 Weight: 21,64gr.

Men's Seljuk Lion Ring 24K Gold & Silver Unisex Cocktail Statement Ring by Kurtulan Jewellery of Istanbul, Turkey. Two figures in particular, the lion and the bird of prey, are worthy of note. The lion was one of the most widely used symbols in Seljuk culture. The Seljuks were able to introduce social and political stability to their conquered territories through institution building, worked to revitalize Sunni Islam, and furthermore patronized the arts and intellectual culture. Although the Seljuks were Turkish, much of their emerging cultural forms were Persian influenced. Please contact the gallery for different sizes. This piece is made to order and will take approximately 4-6 weeks for delivery. ABOUT KURTULAN JEWELLERY: Kurtulan jewellery manufacturing company is based in Istanbul Turkey. They produce hand made pieces inspired from Anatolian civilizations using 24k gold. Kurtulan participates in HKTDC and HKCEC Hong Kong, JCK Las Vegas, JA New York, JCK and GJX Tucson, Istanbul Jewellery...

This exquisite intaglio is masterfully engraved onto rich carnelian gemstone and features the Ancient greek statesman and orator, Demosthenes The stone is set in an 925 sterling sil...

This exquisite intaglio is masterfully engraved onto rich carnelian gemstone and features a majestic lion motif. The stone is set in an 925 sterling silver signet ring. Production time for this piece is up to 10 weeks Can be made in any size ranging from 8-12. Elaborately carved gems were a staple of luxury in antiquity and often incised onto semi-precious stones such as carnelian or jasper. In the form of a talisman they served as extraordinary symbols of status and in certain cases, they were believed to provide divine protection. They were also employed as a form of personal identification when pressed in hot wax or clay. Rulers, nobles and wealthy merchants sought, collected and traded these fascinating miniature works of art. Chavdar Chushev...