Description
Brand: Clogau
Code: 3SHNBWR
Packaging: Official Clogau Packaging
Warranty: 24 Months
• Ring Shank thickness (mm): 1.8
• Ring Shank width (mm): 0
• Ring Motif height (mm): 2.8
• Ring Motif width (mm): 8
• Can this ring be resized? No
• Ring Weight (g): 3.11
• Hallmarked: 925
• Product Type: 925 & 9ct Ring
Clogau jewellery is the perfect way to personalise your look, for a truly individual piece of jewellery that will last a lifetime with you. From necklaces and pendants to bracelets and charms, Clogau offers a range of pieces to suit everyone for any occasion.
This Clogau honeycomb ring is guaranteed to get attention with its gorgeous floral honeycomb designs in sterling silver and rose gold, featuring tiny, decorative bees. The symbolism behind honeycomb is that it represents fertility and procreation. Also, an interesting fact about bees is that they symbolise the highest form of dedication. All of the worker bees are dedicated to making their queen bee happy, to the extent that they are willing to die for her. The small, intricate details that are presented on this ring add extra character and appeal.
This Clogau silver ring is truly one of a kind with it’s precise detailing and patterns. If you are looking to wear this ring, it would be more likely a statement piece. You could gift this to someone who you consider to be a hardworking and dedicated person, or someone who loves bees and nature themed jewellery. To go with this silver bee ring, you could pair it with the honeycomb creole earrings to stick with the honeycomb theme. This is perfect to wear as an everyday piece of jewellery or alternatively this can be worn on a formal evening out.
Welsh gold is one of the worlds most rare, top quality metals. It used to cost £1000 to mine each ounce of gold from Snowdonia until now. As a result, it is among the worlds most scarce gold materials. Because there is currently no gold mining in Wales, Welsh materials are extremely difficult to come by. Because of this, Welsh jewellery is primarily made up of a smaller quantity of gold than that mined. The British Royal family have been known avid users of Clogau jewellery and that’s how it was given the nickname of the “Gold Of Royalty”.
