Turquoise Embossed Auspicious Cloud Adjustable Sterling Silver Ring
Turquoise Embossed Auspicious Cloud Adjustable Sterling Silver Ring
Keywords: Tibetan Buddhism Prayer Ring, Meditation Jewelry, Mens Ring, Nepal Ring
This Turquoise Adjustable Sterling Silver Ring has a beautiful deep cameo embossed cloud on the outside of the band, and the centered turquoise make it stand out even more. The vintage style Tibetan ring helps to relieve anxiety and brings peacefulness, objectivity and self acceptance.
Size: (This is not a wedding ring, so you can wear on any finger which fits and looks good)
- Band width: approx. 3/8 inch (1 cm)
- Small: circumference 2.12 inches (54mm), Diameter 17.3mm, about US size 7 (Slightly Adjustable)
- Medium: circumference 2.3 inches (59.5mm), Diameter 19mm, about US size 9(Slightly Adjustable)
Material:
Sterling Silver 925
Meaning:
----- Auspicious Clouds, a beautiful symbol of endless luck
In traditional Chinese culture, "Auspicious Clouds" (xiangyun 祥云), represent the heavens and also "good luck" because the Chinese word for cloud (yun 云) is pronounced the same as yun (运) meaning "luck" or "fortune".
The cloud is a commonly seen design and when repeated in a pattern symbolizes never-ending fortune.
Auspicious clouds may be seen on many Chinese coins and charms, even the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games used Auspicious Clouds as the key design element of the Olympic Torch.
-----Turqoist, a stone of Communication
It is also considered a stone of friendship -- it opens up the connections between friends and allowing love to flow in those communications, which strengthens the friendship bond.
It is believed the healing powers of Turquoise have the ability to make a person more eloquent, loving, creative and honest. The healing powers of Turquoise also improve the mental state overall by increasing all of the following positive mental characteristics: serenity, creativity, empathy, positive thinking, sensitivity, intuition, happiness wisdom all of which result in a calmer state that leads to greater self-realization.
