Walk Through Hell Ring
A tale of love and devotion. After Eurydice died, Orpheus journeyed into Hades to bring her back which was agreed on one condition: as they walked through Hell, Orpheus could not look back at her. This ring honors that journey. The golden eye at the center serves as a reminder to stay focused and trust the path ahead. The hands on the back symbolize Orpheus and Eurydice reaching for each other. Orpheus’s love compelled him to look back and he lost Eurydice forever. He wandered the earth alone until he became the constellation Lyra, which is represented along the shoulders of the ring.
- Oxidized silver
- 18k golden eye at the center of the ring.
- 1.25mm white diamonds.
- carved onyx that has been carved with a radiating pattern
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Walk Through Hell Ring
Walk Through Hell Ring
A tale of love and devotion. After Eurydice died, Orpheus journeyed into Hades to bring her back which was agreed on one condition: as they walked through Hell, Orpheus could not look back at her. This ring honors that journey. The golden eye at the center serves as a reminder to stay focused and trust the path ahead. The hands on the back symbolize Orpheus and Eurydice reaching for each other. Orpheus’s love compelled him to look back and he lost Eurydice forever. He wandered the earth alone until he became the constellation Lyra, which is represented along the shoulders of the ring.
- Oxidized silver
- 18k golden eye at the center of the ring.
- 1.25mm white diamonds.
- carved onyx that has been carved with a radiating pattern
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A tale of love and devotion. After Eurydice died, Orpheus journeyed into Hades to bring her back which was agreed on one condition: as they walked through Hell, Orpheus could not look back at her. This ring honors that journey. The golden eye at the center serves as a reminder to stay focused and trust the path ahead. The hands on the back symbolize Orpheus and Eurydice reaching for each other. Orpheus’s love compelled him to look back and he lost Eurydice forever. He wandered the earth alone until he became the constellation Lyra, which is represented along the shoulders of the ring.
- Oxidized silver
- 18k golden eye at the center of the ring.
- 1.25mm white diamonds.
- carved onyx that has been carved with a radiating pattern
