Rebirth Emerald Ring — One of a Kind
- Description
- Her Story
The Rebirth Emerald Ring is a one-of-a-kind emerald ring from the Renewal Collection.
Inspired by Cleopatra’s emerald and the ancient feminine power of return.
Materials & Craftsmanship
- Matte gold finish 18K gold plating over 925 silver
- Rectangle-cut natural emerald, cool green
- Hand-sculpted using the ancient lost-wax casting process
Cleopatra made emeralds part of her power.
In ancient Egypt, emeralds were tied to life, fertility, protection, and eternal renewal. The Egyptian emerald mines in the Eastern Desert later became known as “Cleopatra’s mines,” and emeralds were treasured as stones of status, beauty, and royal authority.
Cleopatra understood image as strategy. What she wore was never only decoration — it was language. Emerald green carried life, wealth, and command.
The Renewal Collection draws from that history: emerald rings for women returning to themselves with more clarity, strength, and authority.
Return with power.
Handmade Locally by Quebec Council of Arts (CMAQ) Artisan
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