The ring "Bakhchisarai. Khan's Palace“ is a part of the collection ”Magic Cities of Ukraine", which combines the beauty of silver and the symbolism of Ukrainian cities.

Did you know that the Khan's Palace in Bakhchisarai, the only example of Crimean Tatar palace architecture in the world, was once the center of political and cultural life of the Crimean Khanate? Its name, which translates as “garden palace,” reflects the harmonious combination of architecture and nature.

This ring will make a great gift or souvenir for those interested in history, architecture, and Ukrainian culture. It is especially valuable as a symbolic gift for those who are now abroad and miss Ukraine, as it allows them to carry a piece of their native land with them. Under the temporary occupation of Crimea, this jewelry is a symbol of the city, a reminder of its rich history and culture, of the native places that will definitely return home.

The ring depicts the Khan's Palace in Bakhchisarai, a unique example of Crimean Tatar palace architecture of the 16th and 17th centuries.

The jewelry also features the Fountain of Tears (Selsebil), built in 1764 by Iranian master Omer, and the tamga, an ancient Tatar family coat of arms. These symbols embody the history and culture of Crimea, making the ring not just a piece of jewelry but a real artifact.

"Bakhchisarai. Khan's Palace" is a talisman that preserves the memories of Bakhchisarai and its majestic history and promises new adventures in the Ukrainian Crimea.

The ring was created on 05.09.2024, at the Oringo Jewelry House in Kharkiv. Author's collection by Elena Maslova.

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

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