“Rune Uruz” Ring, silver
RG 170 AG RUNE URUZ
| CATEGORY: Rings | |
| METAL: Silver | |
| WEIGHT: 7 gr |
DIMENSIONS / DESCRIPTION:
925 silver laser cut ring.
Width: 1.2 cm.
Length: 1.1 cm.
Runes are a set of 24 symbols that were used for writing in North Europe, from the 2nd to the 10th centuries. The traditional Runic alphabet is called Elder Futhark. The word rune from the Old Norse “runar” means mystery, secret, whisper. Each rune has different meanings and properties.
Uruz:
The primitive force, resistance and energy that must flow in us without dominating us. It expresses the will to fight against all adversities and the ability to face anyone.It can also mean iron health, courage, and self-confidence.
Turned upside down it indicates hard feelings, poor health, lost opportunities and disappointments.
€ 120
Initially, she was indulged in painting and the art of wax making for jewellery models. She studied Fine Arts at VAKALO School and photography at FOCUS School while working as a graphic designer and assistant photographer.
She completed Gemmology and Gem Diamond studies by receiving both FGA and DGA diplomas of Gem-A (GAGTL then) Great Britain.Marialena designs jewellery matching eccentricity, originality and marketability so as to achieve the best balance between quality and price.
She can be inspired by anything, like nature or people around her, all kind of arts, travels, dreams and contemporary trends.
Her jewellery combine a contemporary point of view with the traditional goldsmithing techniques (granulation, filigree, archaic setting of gems, etc.)
She completed Gemmology and Gem Diamond studies by receiving both FGA and DGA diplomas of Gem-A (GAGTL then) Great Britain.Marialena designs jewellery matching eccentricity, originality and marketability so as to achieve the best balance between quality and price.
She can be inspired by anything, like nature or people around her, all kind of arts, travels, dreams and contemporary trends.
Her jewellery combine a contemporary point of view with the traditional goldsmithing techniques (granulation, filigree, archaic setting of gems, etc.)