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Updated Nov 11

Antique engraved carnelian ring

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Rare engraved ring. Green turquoise stone. Beautiful detail. Statement piece. Very hard to find. Size 8

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nianatasha What is the metal? Are those stains and chips and dents on the side of the ring?—or just discoloration? I know it is vintage. Also, what does the engraving say or symbolize?

Sep 23Reply

donnaraediaz @nianatasha hi it is an old stamp . It is silver. Not sure what is says. Since it was used as a stamp it has to be a good sign

Sep 23Reply

donnaraediaz @nianatasha please see the above picture

Sep 23Reply

actress1104 @donnaraediaz This ring is extraordinary ❣ Sadly, I'm a 6-6.5~~☆~~

Sep 25Reply

donnaraediaz @actress1104 it’s a great ring

Sep 25Reply

actress1104 @donnaraediaz It really is...I can honestly say I've never seen anything quite like it 💕 Will share instead 😀 I have a feeling it might not be able to be sized because of the age and style. Someone needs this!

Sep 25Reply

zahraz @actress1104 it’s an aqeeq or hakeek ring. The center engraving is actually dua or prayer for protection. It’s nice to have the feyroz turquoise sides-

Jan 09Reply

donnaraediaz @zahraz can you tell me anything more about this ring?

Jan 10Reply

zahraz @donnaraediaz it’s carnelian which is a protective stone- likely Hazara or Kuchi made and it’s of the higher variation meaning it was for a wealthy person. It will be silver even though it won’t have a stamp- as these are made at tribal encampments out of salvaged components- which is actually pretty awesome. Many of the components are hundreds of years old from the stones to the metals.

Jan 10Reply

zahraz It refers to Imam Ali which is common on these rings as well

Jan 10Reply

zahraz The turquoise is referred to as feroza and is quite valuable. In terms of value, you have it priced quite low- I’d go up a bit 😊

Jan 10Reply

donnaraediaz @zahraz wow...I had no idea. Perhaps it is something I will keep. I paid a lot of money for it. It was rather bigger than I thought.

Jan 10Reply