Sophie's in Jupiter

Romanvm Ring

604,00 DKK

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Size Adjustable

Material Yellow gold plated Sterling silver Rose gold plated Yellow gold vermeil Rose gold vermeil

Quantity

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Processing and shipping

When will my order be processed?

If the items are in stock they will be sent the next day of the order date.

Processing time is 7 business days from the date of the order. For products based on the astrological chart the processing time is 10 business days.

What is the transportation time for my order?

For shipments to Spain the shipping transit time varies between 1 and 3 business days.

For shipments to the European Union, shipping transit time varies between 4 and 10 business days.

What is the cost of shipping?

There is no shipping cost for orders within Spain.

The shipping cost to European Union (EU) countries is 7 euros.

The care of jewelry

In this link Tips for the conservation of your jewelry we provide you with some tips to care for and preserve your jewelry.

Descrption of the Romanvm Ring

Handmade and personalized ring with chisels of Roman numerals and letters.

Add in the comments of your order the inscription you would like to engrave in your ring.

Available in yellow or rose gold vermeil, sterling silver or yellow or rose gold plated brass (2.5 mcr).

It is an adjustable ring, so the size is one size fits all.

If you want to choose the finger on which you will wear the ring based on its astrological meaning, consult our blog on astrology.

Measurements may vary slightly.

Width: 1.8 cm

About the Romanvm Ring

One of the few things I remember learning as a child in school was Roman numerals. I loved that original way of writing those letters in different positions and also the aesthetics of those symbols.

They say that in Roman culture they did not believe in life after death and that is why they made metal inscriptions, to leave a trace of their passage through this world.

I wanted to design this piece, to be able to capture in metal, as the Romans did, what is important to each of us.