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Pantheon - 925s Silver Ring (Set) Eternity Design AAA 0.66CT Zopius Diamond
Pantheon - 925s Silver Ring (Set) Eternity Design AAA 0.66CT Zopius Diamond
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Pantheon - 925s Silver Ring (Set) Eternity Design AAA 0.66CT Zopius Diamond

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✅ AAA Zopius Diamond 0.66CT
✅ 925 Sterling Silver
✅ Eternity design
✅ 62 pcs. sparkling stones
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Pantheon are incredibly beautiful and massive silver rings in rhodium-plated genuine 925s silver.
Decorated with a total of 62 pcs. sparkling AAA cubic zirconia stones in half eternity design and 0.66CT AAA Zopius diamond of a full 5.5mm.
Perfect as an engagement ring / wedding ring in an incredibly delicious design in solid silver.
This silver ring has an elegant and stylish design.
A sparkling unique ring beyond the ordinary.

Perfect as an engagement ring and wedding ring.
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Description

Article no.: R9S073

Model: Pantheon
Material: 925 Sterling silver rhodium plated
Color: Silver
Surface: High gloss
Stone: 0.66CT AAA Zopius Diamond 5.5mm, 62 heart cut 1mm AAA Cubic Zirconia stones
Size: US 5-10
Width: 3.8mm, thickness 1.5mm
Weight: approx. 5g
Category: Unisex

Pantheon is an incredibly beautiful sparkling set of silver rings in platinum-plated 925s genuine silver adorned with fantastic 62pcs. AAA cubic zirconia stones about 1mm and a large AAA Heart Cut Zopius diamond about 0.66CT and 5.5mm.
This ring in the eternity design symbolizes eternal love.
Wonderful rings that are perfect for engagement and marriage.
Customize your jewelry with personal engraving

Facts about Pantheon:
Pantheon means: Honor all Gods.
The word Pantheon comes from the Greek and can be roughly translated to "honor all the Gods" or "respect all the Gods".
It is because from the beginning the Pantheon is exactly that, a temple for all the Gods.

It is also the best preserved ancient monument in Rome.
It is a great mystery to historians how the Pantheon has managed to remain so well preserved throughout the years.
Since it was built, a lot has happened in Rome. Everything from barbarian raids and natural damage from gravity and the ravages of time to war damage.
These are events that destroyed many monuments from ancient Rome, but not the Pantheon. The construction is way ahead of its time and really shouldn't have survived this long. The composition of the building material that the Pantheon is made of is still unknown but is similar in many ways to today's concrete.

The exact age of the Pantheon is unknown.
Legend has it that in the same place there used to be a temple dedicated to Romulus, as it was there that he was said to have ascended to heaven. However, historians believe that Emperor Augustus' right-hand man Agrippa had the first Pantheon built in 27 BC.
However, this must have been destroyed in the great fire of Rome and many years later burned again. The building we know today is believed to have been built around 120 AD. of Emperor Hadrian.

The Pantheon is a masterpiece of engineering.
Its enormous dome measures 43.30 meters and was for 1300 years the world's largest dome.
The design is also exceptional.
First of all, the height from floor to ceiling (occulus) is exactly the same as the diameter of the dome. In addition, the interior of the Pantheon is shaped like a cylinder and then has a half sphere above it (the dome). The height of the cylinder is exactly the same as the radius of the dome. The Pantheon is thus a well-thought-out masterpiece that was way ahead of its time.

In 609, the Pantheon was the first pagan temple to become a church.
The Pantheon which was then a pagan temple was converted into a Christian church. This most likely contributed to the Pantheon not being destroyed in the Middle Ages. Although the Pantheon today should actually be called Santa Maria ad Martyres after the saint it is dedicated to, the building is still called the Pantheon.
  • BrandFint och Billigt
  • ColorSilver
  • ConditionNew
  • Material925s Silver
  • Suggested age groupAdult (typically teens or older)
  • Suggested genderFemale