Gold & Agate Engraved 'Amsterdam' Signet Ring
A signet ring is one of the most classic styles for men’s jewelry, a vessel for whatever symbolism the wearer chooses to engrave into the stone. For this ring, to symbolize Amsterdam, there are three x’s, or three crosses. These three crosses represent the three crosses of St. Andrews, which is the official symbol of the city of Amsterdam.
This ring features a two-layer agate (lavender and red) which makes the engraving of the triple crosses of Saint Andrews really pop out. When light penetrates the stone, it creates a bit of a glowing effect. The unique twisted rope effect was achieved by twisting two gold wires by hand.
The ring will be handmade in Amsterdam.
A signet ring is one of the most classic styles for men’s jewelry, a vessel for whatever symbolism the wearer chooses to engrave into the stone. For this ring, to symbolize Amsterdam, there are three x’s, or three crosses. These three crosses represent the three crosses of St. Andrews, which is the official symbol of the city of Amsterdam.
This ring features a two-layer agate (lavender and red) which makes the engraving of the triple crosses of Saint Andrews really pop out. When light penetrates the stone, it creates a bit of a glowing effect. The unique twisted rope effect was achieved by twisting two gold wires by hand.
The ring will be handmade in Amsterdam.
A signet ring is one of the most classic styles for men’s jewelry, a vessel for whatever symbolism the wearer chooses to engrave into the stone. For this ring, to symbolize Amsterdam, there are three x’s, or three crosses. These three crosses represent the three crosses of St. Andrews, which is the official symbol of the city of Amsterdam.
This ring features a two-layer agate (lavender and red) which makes the engraving of the triple crosses of Saint Andrews really pop out. When light penetrates the stone, it creates a bit of a glowing effect. The unique twisted rope effect was achieved by twisting two gold wires by hand.
The ring will be handmade in Amsterdam.
