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The Philosopher's Ring

A modern take on the 17th-century philosopher Baruch Spinoza's own signet ring

Rings left to right, ruby, amethyst, Aquamarine. The Known philosopher Baruch Spinoza wore a ring, one on which he personally engraved a rose and the Latin word - Caute (watch out). The rose symbolizes himself since the name Spinoza is a variation of the Spanish word for thorn. Spinoza was well aware that he was considered a thorn among the Jewish community in Amsterdam.

Inlaid Flower Of Life

The Inlaid Stones can be organized in a Seed of Life or a Tree of Life shape

The Flower of Life is an ancient symbol that represents the fundamental patterns of creation and the interconnectedness of all life. Composed of overlapping circles, this geometric figure holds deep spiritual significance, symbolizing unity, harmony, and the infinite possibilities of the universe.

Over Soul Ring

In between the letters of the name, the letters of the Hebrew word for soul – Neshama - are engraved

The ring is based on the "NISHMAT KOL HAI" prayer (meaning "The soul of all beings"). Nishmat Kol Hai is an ancient 2000-year-old Jewish ode that hails G-d, the source of all of life.

Ancient Egyptian Zodiac

Historically accurate images of the ancient Egyptian planet's symbols and astrological signs

The beautiful images of both the zodiac signs and the planets can be found at the ceiling of the ancient Denera temple complex, which was dedicated to the Hathor, the ancient goddess of fertility, motherhood, healing, and childbirth.

Alchemy (Vector Equilibrium)

A perfect representation and a great symbol of spirit, matter, time and space

The Geodesic Dome, as well as the Cuboctahedron/Vector Equilibrium, is the ultimate symbol (in my humble opinion) of Alchemy in the spiritual sense.

I Love Therefore I Am Ring

The higher goal of our human journey is to experience love

My revision/take on the famous quote from the well-known philosopher, Descartes, who declared, “I think therefore I am”.