Sacred Bowl Ring

Sacred Bowl Ring

Sacred Bowl Ring is an exquisite piece of jewelry design that masterfully combines historical Ottoman symbolism with contemporary craftsmanship. This remarkable creation, inspired by a 17th-century sacred bowl used by Ottoman Sultans, translates the spiritual and protective elements of its historical predecessor into wearable art. The ring features an intricately designed bowl structure crafted from 14K gold, adorned with 0.06CT diamond and 0.56CT ruby, incorporating 99 different names of God through carefully placed numbers, letters, and symbols. The design's distinctive feature lies in its architectural connection between the bowl and band, which references the imperial standard of the Ottoman Empire, creating a harmonious bridge between historical significance and modern aesthetics. Weighing 10.82 grams, this meticulously handcrafted piece was manufactured by skilled artisans in Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, demonstrating exceptional attention to detail and preservation of traditional jewelry-making techniques. The ring's design, which earned recognition at the A' Design Award competition with a Gold A' Design Award in the Jewelry Design category, represents a sophisticated fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary luxury jewelry design. Its creation involved careful consideration of the original sacred bowl's protective and healing properties, traditionally believed to benefit Ottoman Sultans, translating these spiritual elements into a wearable format while maintaining the historical essence and symbolic significance of its inspiration.

Ottoman jewelry, sacred symbolism, luxury ring design, cultural heritage, protective talisman, contemporary goldsmithing

— Adam Dawson