Product description

Let's imagine that you are preparing for the most important moment of your life – a marriage proposal. The choice of a ring, of course, should not just be beautiful, but truly symbolic. Here's an idea for you: a ring made of white gold and titanium, where the center rotates – because life is always moving, isn't it? With four lilies, symbolizing the cardinal directions, and a train of diamonds, emphasizing the greatness of the moment. And, of course, a scattering of forget–me-nots - small flowers that remind you of unforgettable moments, those that you want to keep in your heart forever. In this ring, each element has its own meaning. The rotating center symbolizes the movement of life, continuity and variability. Four lilies, as eternal guardians of the cardinal directions, represent stability and harmony in your future union. A diamond train is your shining future filled with happiness and well–being. Forget–me-nots are a symbol of those moments that are never forgotten, like bright stars in the firmament of your love. As Voltaire said: "Love is a canvas that nature weaves and embroider imagination." And the ring is a symbol of this canvas, unique for each pair. And now let's fast forward to the past and tell the story of lilies, or, as they are also called - Fleur-de-Lys. Two legends connect the origin of this symbol with King Clovis. According to one, an angel brought him a golden lily as a sign of purification and acceptance of Christianity. According to another, Clovis found a ford across the river along the lilies and, thanks to this, won the victory. The lily thus became a symbol of victory, purity and a new beginning. Interestingly, the lily did not immediately become a monarchical symbol. In antiquity, she was depicted in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Mycenae, Greece, Rome, Gaul, Indonesia and even Japan. In Europe, the lily began to be associated with kings from the 10th century, decorating coins and seals, the personification of royalty and greatness. The Church, of course, did not stand aside. In Christian symbolism, the lily represents the purity of the Virgin Mary, the Trinity, or Christ. The French kings also could not resist her charm – who exactly was the first to use the lily in the coat of arms, they still argue: Louis VI, Louis VII, Philip II or Louis VIII. In secular terms, the lily became a symbol of perfection, light and life, and even earlier, in the Roman Empire, it meant hope. The wise La Rochefoucauld said: "Love is the only passion in which there is something divine." Heraldists and philologists argue about what exactly the symbol depicts – a flower or an arrowhead, a trident, an axe or a dove. And if it's a flower, is it an iris or a lily? And how do you translate "Fleur-de-Lis"? After all, what's the difference? The main thing is the story and the meaning that the symbol carries. A ring with four lilies will not just be an ornament, but a real personification of your story, your purity of intentions and hope for a life together, where every day will be as unforgettable as forget-me-nots flowers and bright as diamonds in a train. After all, as Victor Hugo said: "Love is life, no matter how sad the end, the road to it is beautiful. Your Alter Ego.

Specifications

Materials: 585 gold, white gold, white rhodium, Titanium, Diamond Size: Size 15.9 Ring width: 5.5 mm, thickness 2 mm. Product weight: 5.10 g. Diamonds 12 pcs. - 3/4- 0.12 ct

Payment and delivery

Payment: Cash, Visa, Western Union. Delivery: Russian Federation: CDEK, Boxberry, Express.ru, and etc. International: EMS, Fedex, and etc.