925 Sterling Silver Ani Ledodi Spinning Ring – Rhodium Plated (Song of Songs 6:3)
Sale ends in:Enrich your personal jewelry collection with this stunning designer spinning ring from Emuna Studio:
- Made from sterling silver, this ring is elegantly engraved with the classic Biblical expression of love, "Ani LeDodi" (I am my beloved's).
- An original blend of faith and fashion from the Land of Israel.
- This ring is rhodium-plated, making it the perfect piece of jewelry for anyone with an allergy or sensitivity to metal.
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925 Sterling Silver, Rhodium Plated
Width: 7mm / 0.28"
Suitable for both men and women
Display your Jewish faith in graceful style with this elegant spinning ring. Made of rhodium plated 925 sterling silver, this faith-inspired ring displays a band inscribed with the words "Ani Ledodi Vedodi Li" ("I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine"). The line is taken from the Song of Solomon (6:3) and is said to be a metaphor of the love and special bond between G-d and the Jewish People. A meaningful piece of jewelry with a subtle design, this ring would make a wonderful gift for someone special.
What is Rhodium Plating? Rhodium is a precious metal similar to Platinum. It is very durable and so makes an excellent plating material, popular with both jewelers and consumers alike for extending the beauty and finish of your accessories for much longer. It is also a hypoallergenic, making it great for those with sensitivities or allergies to metals such as silver as it prevents direct contact with the skin
Emuna Studio specializes in the creation and production of beautiful faith-inspired Israeli jewelry. Utilizing 925 sterling silver, gold, a variety of crystals and Eilat stones, as well as vibrant color, Emuna Studio's products make for great pieces of stylish, inspiring and unique jewelry that you will want to wear wherever you go.
