Ethnic brass ring with stone – HAKRA

Ethnic brass ring with stone – HAKRA. An Indian brassjewelry with a light construction that ensures a comfortable experience of a handcrafted jewelry. High band ring decorated with traditional motifs and with labradoritestone or ruby ​​root.

Although today it is worn on many fingers, this ring was originally intended for the thumb.

According to local mythologies, labradorite is linked to the Moonstone and is sacred to lunar deities, such as the Welsh goddess Arianrhod, the goddess of death who governs the lives of men and dwells in the Northern Lights, the place where souls go when they leave the body.

Because of its colors, it was once considered the stone of magic: people believed that it could open the door to the powers of the mind. This crystal gives empathy and helps, by wearing it, to harmonize with others.

The Burmese have an ancient legend of “flaming red” stones in a “bottomless” valley. The inhabitants would throw pieces of raw meat into a valley to attract vultures, hoping that some of the stones would stick to the meat and could be retrieved to kill the birds.

Ruby was prized by the Burmese not only for its beauty, but also because they thought it conferred invulnerability and was mostly used by soldiers during battles.

Brass is a beautiful, versatile and durable material for jewelry, and it comes at a reasonable price point. The drop earrings are made of the body of a snake that runs sinuously horizontally.

Brass jewelry is certainly less precious than pure silver or gold, but no less interesting. This metal is suitable for both women’s and men’s jewelry, and can be worn both in everyday life and on special occasions.

Here are the specifications of this ethnic brass RING with stone – HAKRA!