Collection: Rings

Since prehistoric times wearing a ring has a deep emotional meaning. In all civilizations and cultures, humans have used this object as an element of alliance.

2800 years before Christ, the Egyptians They placed a ring in prenuptial ceremonies as a commitment: the circle, lacking beginning and end, symbolized eternity, the circle supposed a pact that no one could break.

The ring has always been considered a powerful talisman. Even today it is used by all kinds of people, from their own taste for wearing it, to a ritual symbol worn by priests, priestesses, sages, sorcerers, mystics, kings, queens, and citizens of all conditions.

It stands out above all as a symbol of LOVE towards other people, used as a seal in the couple's links as proof of the commitment acquired.

The ring has enormous power as an amulet, and all those who wear it feel an inexplicable sense of security and protective force.

Cover photo by Mae Alandes. Ring from the Spirographe by Sussanglass collection