18K Gold, Turquoise Oriental Ring, Hand-made, 2nd half of the 20th century

Hand-made jewellery has been an expression of craftsmanship and artistic sensitivity for centuries. This oriental ring from the second half of the 20th century, made of 750 gold, draws inspiration from traditional decorative motifs of the Middle East and Central Asia.

The central element is a turquoise with an intense, slightly milky colour, cut in the cabochon technique - a cut that allows you to admire its natural inclusions and organic structure. For centuries, this stone has been valued as an amulet bringing protection and prosperity, and in oriental cultures it was surrounded by an almost mystical meaning.

The band and openwork crown are decorated with intricate filigree ornamentation, in which gold spirals and small balls create decorative swirls referring to old jewellery techniques. These details give the ring the character of jewellery created in the workshops of master goldsmiths, who have passed on their knowledge and skills for generations.

This type of jewelry is not just decoration – it is a record of tradition and craftsmanship that, despite the passage of time, retains its unique character. Each hand-made detail recalls the stories of ancient cultures in which beauty and symbolism were as important as the craftsmanship.