Tanit Silver ring, Berber ring for women adjustable

Magnificent traditional TANIT RING in ⚱HAMMERED⚱ silver, this cute little ethnic ring sometimes serves Inspired by Amazigh Tunisia bangles. Weight: 1.6g.

In Tunisia, the custom is to invoke Oumouk tangou or Omek tannou ("Mother Tangou" or "Tannou" in Tunisian Arabic) to bring rain during periods of drought.

This is not mass production, but piece by piece production with the prototype one hundred percent handmade.

Our jewelry making process is one hundred percent handmade and not by die casting of silver or different with automatic mounting and gluing.

SIGN OF TANIT:

The sign of Tanit found on different supports, from jewelry to mosaics, appears as a trapezoid closed at the top by a horizontal line and surmounted in the middle by a circle; the horizontal arms are often interrupted either by two small vertical lines at right angles to them or by hooks. Later, the trapezoid was sometimes replaced by an isosceles triangle. The symbol is interpreted by the Danish professor of Semitic philology, F.O. Hvidberg-Hansen, as a woman raising her hands. This sign could be a symbol representing a person praying, arms raised to the sky.

Here is a jewel that will win you over with its simplicity as much as with its history!

It is a TANIT ⚱HAMMERED⚱ ring and worked in an ethnic way with the antique side of old jewelry, this ring will quickly be imitated.

An inexpensive ring of character.

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This RING of solid Tunisian Berber silver is adorned with a hallmark certifying its quality.

You will also find the hallmark applied to the Tunisian-made silver ring.

This hallmark guarantees a minimum concentration of 925/1000 on our silver jewelry.

True progress is a tradition that continues.

History of the Berbers and the Muslim dynasties of Northern Africa... decorated with TANIT in solid silver, from Berber, Amazigh, Kabyle heritage.

However, if the latter is so widespread, it is because it contains a symbolic entity anchored in the culture and history of a people.