The ring "Mykolaiv. Museum of Shipbuilding and Fleet“ is a part of the ”Magic Cities of Ukraine" collection, which combines the beauty of silver and the symbolism of Ukrainian cities.

Mykolaiv is a city that grew up at the confluence of two rivers and has long been associated with ships and maritime history. Scientists believe that the Cimmerians built the first ships here more than three thousand years ago, and modern Mykolaiv emerged as a city of ships and sailors.

This ring will be a unique gift for those who appreciate history, architecture and Ukrainian culture. It is especially meaningful for history buffs, architecture lovers, and those who are abroad and miss their hometown, as it allows them to carry a piece of Mykolaiv with them. It is a symbolic gift that preserves an emotional connection with the city by the water.

The ring depicts the Mykolaiv Museum of Shipbuilding and Fleet, an architectural monument of the late 18th century designed by P. V. Neyelov. It was originally an admiral's house, and now it houses a museum with a unique collection of ship models.

The design is complemented by a pearl cornflower, a rare flower that grows only in Mykolaiv region, the frigate St. Nicholas, the first ship built at the local shipyard in 1790, and an amphora that reminds of the city's ancient history.

These elements emphasize the uniqueness of Mykolaiv, its maritime heritage and connection with the rivers and the sea. "Mykolaiv. Museum of Shipbuilding and Fleet" is more than an accessory. It is a talisman that preserves memories of Mykolaiv and transmits the whisper of sea water to the wearer...

The ring was created on 27.03.24, at the Oringo Jewelry House in Kharkiv. Author's collection by Elena Maslova.

Overall dimensions of the ring: width of the top on the finger - 18 mm; height above the finger - 2 mm; width of the ham at the base - 6 mm.

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