This  Bracelet is entirely handmade, with the engraving carefully done by hand.

The scene of the lion attacking the bull at Persepolis has often been interpreted as a symbol of the cycle of nature, the triumph of one force over another, or the changing of the seasons. One particularly famous interpretation associates it with Nowruz and the spring equinox, since the lion is a solar symbol associated with the day, intellect, the sun, and related concepts, while the bull is a lunar symbol associated with the night, rational reason, the moon, and related concepts. Thus, the lion's triumph over the bull can be understood symbolically as the triumph of day and the sun over night and the moon.

On the silver, The columns are inspired by the columns of Persepolis. The text is also written in cuneiform script, the Old Persian section from the XPa inscription at Persepolis, which was commissioned by Xerxes and inscribed at Persepolis. The text reads:

"Ahuramazda is the great god, who created this earth, who created that sky, who created mankind, and who created happiness for mankind."

Please note: The necklace chain shown in the pictures is not included.

Please note: your order will not be exactly identical to the photo, as natural stones may vary slightly and hand engraving can never be 100% the same. However, I always do my best to make your piece as close to the photo as possible.

✨ Customization:
You can request to personalize this ring to make it truly yours.

⏳ Processing time:

Each piece is carefully handcrafted to order. Please allow 2–8 weeks for production, depending on the design, materials, and level of customization.

Please note that production time is separate from shipping time.

Once your order has been shipped, the tracking number will be provided to you.

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