Atlas

Richard Chown Jewellery

£210

Stunning and very unusual ring featuring 2 anatomically correct nude male figures modelled after Atlas, the god of strength and endurance. The gods join together to hold up a fantastically large gemstone, oval in shape, faceted in cut and 20mmx15mm in size. This is a large ring and would make a brilliant alternative engagement ring, a fabulous gift for your gay best friend, or for anyone who appreciates bling and the male form. Weight approx 14.5 grams not including the stone. (depending on ring size) There are 2 smaller sizes of this design which you can find by searching medium atlas or mini

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