Sterling Silver 925 Ring for Men

Sterling Silver 925 Ring for Men

Crescent and star or crescent-star; ancient symbol consisting of a crescent and a star at the open end of the crescent. Flags using this symbol are mostly found around the Mediterranean, the Middle East and Central Asia. Today, it is mostly known as a symbol used on the flags of Islamic countries. The crescent-star symbol is on many flags, including the Turkish Flag. Although the Moon or Crescent is identified with the religion of Islam, it was also used in pre-Islamic times; Crescent, Star and Sun motifs have been included in the pantheon of America, Europe, Anatolia, the Middle East and Central Asia throughout history. BC in Central Asia. The Moon-Star and Sun motifs, which started from the rock paintings of the 5,000s and were similarly depicted in later shaman drums, provide information about the universe design of the Asian Turkish-Mongolian peoples. However, the first documents depicting the Moon and the Star together emerged in Mesopotamia in Sumerian cities in present-day Southern Iraq. The Sumerians were the first to use the Moon-Star motif, which consists of a clearly crescent in history. Sumerians, BC. They established the first state in history in Southern Iraq in 3000 BC and took a huge step in the construction of today's civilization. The Sumerian language was very close to Turkish. Their beliefs were also largely similar to the Turks. The symbols of the Sumerian Moon God “Nana-Suen” and the Sun God “Utu” or the Goddess Inana were shown together, making the first Crescent-Star duplication. This motif was sometimes embroidered on stone reliefs, sometimes on seals and sometimes on clay tablets, and has survived to the present day. Due to silver and precious stones, there may be a deviation of ± 10% in the average product weight stated.

Width: 1.80 cm

Height: 1.80 cm