'Ot Dushi' (Russian: 'my soul' poesy ring)
$60.00
This sterling silver poesy ring, in a modern design, uses decorative Cyrillic letterforms from a Russian art nouveau pattern book circa 1900 titled An Album of Letters and Initials by K. D. Dolmatov, now in the collection of the New York Public Library. The words, in modern Russian, are pronounced almost phonetically as spelled. The complex letters are finely engraved around a bold contemporary ring band and separated by characteristic Russian motifs; beautiful, romantic and passionate.
All rings are gift boxed. Story cards are included that provide detail about the history behind each design.
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