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Silver rings
Crown - The traditional decoration for the sacred pitcher, used every morning to fill up water bowls, as offerings to the Buddha. It is done to develop generosity. May everything we give come from a generous mind.
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Clouds - Just Tibetan clouds. Usually depicted on ritual instruments.
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Yin Yang - Two things that make one. For example: night and day make the whole day, wisdom and method make the Buddhist path. Was taken from a 16th century Mongolian hair clip. 
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Dragon - A traditional icon, symbolizes wisdom, prosperity and protection. The year 2000 is the year of the dragon.
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Mongolian - Was taken from a decoration rim around a large 16 century Mongolian water container. It was placed at the entrance to a wedding and all the guests drank from the same blessed water.
Buddha Vine - The vine depicted on the Buddha's robes. For the Buddha in us.
All the rings are sterling silver and cost US$30.00 each.
I have designed all the rings during my five years stay with the Tibetans in Dharamsala. To make them I used the traditional Tibetan technique, which uses small chisels and a hammer to create a design. It is time consuming and is quite difficult. It took me about two weeks to make each one of the rings. This is why today this technique is nearly disappearing.
Each of the rings has a special meaning. They are all made of solid sterling silver and carry my initials and signature. If you wish to have them in gold, it is also possible
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