Resurrectio
Inspired by Baroque iconography, this ring embodies an ancient message of reflection and hope. The skull evokes the fragility of time and the ephemeral nature of earthly things; the frog, a symbol of transformation, represents the transition from the material realm to spiritual rebirth. Flowers blooming from the temples soften the *memento mori* with a promise of new life. It is a piece of jewelry that celebrates the most fascinating paradox of the Baroque tradition: where everything seems to end, something is already poised to be reborn. Crafted in high-purity (925) burnished silver. The frog, flowers, and settings are in 18kt yellow gold; sapphires adorn the eye sockets, a diamond sits on the nose, and the piece is set with rubies in the flowers, along with diamonds and emeralds in the frog. All stones are natural. A unique piece.
Dear customer, this jewel may not be available immediately, but it is reproducible and customizable
Description
Inspired by Baroque iconography, this ring embodies an ancient message of reflection and hope. The skull evokes the fragility of time and the ephemeral nature of earthly things; the frog, a symbol of transformation, represents the transition from the material realm to spiritual rebirth. Flowers blooming from the temples soften the *memento mori* with a promise of new life. It is a piece of jewelry that celebrates the most fascinating paradox of the Baroque tradition: where everything seems to end, something is already poised to be reborn. Crafted in high-purity (925) burnished silver. The frog, flowers, and settings are in 18kt yellow gold; sapphires adorn the eye sockets, a diamond sits on the nose, and the piece is set with rubies in the flowers, along with diamonds and emeralds in the frog. All stones are natural. A unique piece.
