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Flowers of the Nile ring

Flowers of the Nile, Egyptian ring in sterling silver

The "Flowers of the Nile" ring embodies the millennia-old heritage of Pharaonic civilization and celebrates the majesty of papyrus, an emblematic plant of the sacred banks of the Nile. Through its delicate lines and elegant design, this ring pays vibrant homage to the importance of papyrus in Egyptian history and culture.

Papyrus, whose origins date back to the earliest times of Egypt, is a symbol of prosperity, knowledge, and resilience. Used as a building material for temples and as a writing medium for the oldest manuscripts, papyrus has left its indelible mark on human history.

The delicately engraved grooves on the shafts of Egyptian temple columns likely originate from the first columns made from papyrus rolls. The capitals of these columns are inherited from the open or closed flowers of papyrus.

A much better-known use of the Nile flower lies in its role as a material for making paper, which served as a writing medium during antiquity. This paper, named after the plant itself, embodied not only a practical means of expression but also a deep connection to the very essence of Egyptian civilization. The use of papyrus as a writing medium spans a remarkable 4,000 years, from the earliest traces discovered in the tombs of the First Dynasty of Egypt to the most recent papal bulls on papyrus from the 11th century, testifying to its versatility and durability as a medium for a multitude of writings.

The etymology of the word "papyrus" is still debated among historians, but some suggest it may derive from the phrase "The King's Flower," reflecting the high value and importance placed on this plant by Egyptian royalty. This fascinating notion was a source of inspiration for the creation of this elegant ring, which embodies the cultural and symbolic legacy of millennia of history.

The very name of this ring, "Flowers of the Nile," evokes the fertility and abundant life of the waters of the Nile, the cradle of Egyptian civilization. Each time you wear this ring, immerse yourself in the magic and mystique of ancient Egypt, and let it remind you of the strength and beauty that emanate from the perpetual rebirth of nature.

Whether as a symbol of your love for Egyptian art and history, or as an elegant and timeless piece of jewelry, the "Flowers of the Nile" ring is much more than just an accessory: it is a tangible link to humanity's glorious past and a celebration of the cultural and spiritual richness of ancient Egypt.

 

Metal: sterling silver (925).

Width: 0.39 in (1.0 cm).

Production time: 5 business days before shipping.

 

Thickness of the ring: this model can be made with thicknesses of 1 mm, 1.3 mm or 1.6 mm. For reference, go to the last photo of the slideshow.

The ring thickness on the model is 1 mm.

Important: depending on your finger size, the solder at the back of your ring will show an interruption in the pattern with a plain vertical and in order to keep an overall harmony. Each rind is custom made and each finish will also be custom made (please refer to the example picture at the end of the photo series).

As we currently dwell in Mexico, provide a period of 3 to 6 weeks to receive your order for free with normal post service. Thank you for taking this information into account before ordering in our shop. At checkout, you will also have the option of choosing an express shipping. (please, read the complete conditions of shipping here).

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I hope you will love this jewel as much as I enjoyed creating it.

By Emmanuelle Guyon.

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