Svatya Ring with a Double Shank

Description

The svatya ring dates to the 19th century and represents a substantial example of traditional Kazakh jewelry. The ornament consists of a large circular front plaque and a double shank designed to provide secure support for the heavy ring. The plaque is divided into two sections, each containing a pinkish-brown glass insert, with an elongated relief element placed between them. The surface is decorated with an amulet-like motif executed in granulation. The sides of the shank feature a complex geometric stamped pattern. A small loop with a suspended ring is attached to the right side. The object is well preserved, with stable metal and no visible deformation.
Date: 19th century
Material: 925 silver, metal, glass
Technique: Stamping, impression, granulation
Size: Plaque diameter - 6.7 cm; weight - 98 g