Venetian moor ring Ducalibus

VIDEO  A unique, unrepeatable piece, designed to endure the centuries. A Venetian Moor with a head carved from ebony, his gaze proud and ancient, sits at the center of this ring like a Doge in the lagoon waters aboard the Bucintoro. Around him, palm leaves open and close in a regal embrace: a gesture reminiscent of the ceremonies of the Serenissima, when symbols were not ornaments, but power. The sumptuous turban, masterfully crafted, is embellished with a 1-carat ruby, red as life, and 2.01-carat diamonds, sparks of light that seem to reflect the glow of Venetian palaces at sunset. The 18-karat gold setting is a noble frame that enhances the strength of the face and the depth of the ebony. This ring is not a jewel: it is a portrait, a symbol, more than a noble title to be worn on the finger. An object that belongs to the tradition of the Venetian Moors, yet stands out for its absolute uniqueness: there is no second copy, nor ever will be. A fragment of Venice, sculpted for those who love beauty that never repeats itself.

 

 

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VIDEO  A unique, unrepeatable piece, designed to endure the centuries. A Venetian Moor with a head carved from ebony, his gaze proud and ancient, sits at the center of this ring like a Doge in the lagoon waters aboard the Bucintoro. Around him, palm leaves open and close in a regal embrace: a gesture reminiscent of the ceremonies of the Serenissima, when symbols were not ornaments, but power. The sumptuous turban, masterfully crafted, is embellished with a 1-carat ruby, red as life, and 2.01-carat diamonds, sparks of light that seem to reflect the glow of Venetian palaces at sunset. The 18-karat gold setting is a noble frame that enhances the strength of the face and the depth of the ebony. This ring is not a jewel: it is a portrait, a symbol, more than a noble title to be worn on the finger. An object that belongs to the tradition of the Venetian Moors, yet stands out for its absolute uniqueness: there is no second copy, nor ever will be. A fragment of Venice, sculpted for those who love beauty that never repeats itself.