The ram symbol has its historical origins in ancient Mesopotamia, where it was associated with the god Enki, who was often depicted with ram horns. In Egyptian mythology, the ram was linked to the god Amun, who was often depicted with a ram's head. The Roman and Greek mythologies also featured the ram in various stories and rituals, most famously in the Golden Fleece legend and the tale of the god Zeus transforming himself into a ram.
The ram has multiple cultural significances, representing strength, courage, and fertility in many societies. It is also associated with power, authority, and masculinity, often depicted as a sacred animal in religious rituals and ceremonies.
Replicated from an antique ring using buttery 14 karat yellow gold, this piece has a great feel, and a little 'give' due to the open top. Two rams' heads wrap around your finger, poised to kiss! A powerful and handsome piece, sure to become a staple in your collection!
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Details (approximate)
Sizing: Contact us for custom sizes; Size 6.5 in stock
Weight: 5.6 grams (size 6.5)
Materials: 14K yellow gold
Marks: None
Condition: Excellent