Magnificent silver men's ring in the Ottoman style, with Ottoman Tughra on the inside. A white square onyx stone bearing an intricately carved pattern of the Ottoman Coat of Arms sits at the ring's very center. The tughra was widely recognized as a representation of the Sultan's power and authority throughout the Ottoman Empire. This ring, which is both understated and elegant, is a fitting symbol of the majesty of the imperial power. Intricately carved into a square of white onyx is the Ottoman Coat of Arms. It is shaped like a white crescent moon with a star on top and features two leopards facing each other. The Ak Koyunlu dynasty adopted this symbol as their official emblem, and it was also used by the Ottomans. Iconic images of the Ottoman Empire include the leopards and the crescent moon; the leopards are meant to represent strength, power, and protection. This ring is made from sterling silver, and its surface has been polished to a mirror finish. The square white onyx stone and the Ottomon Coat of Arms set in sterling silver create an heirloom-quality piece of jewelry that will always be admired for its elegance and quality. It's also a wonderful gesture of respect and admiration for the glorious Ottoman Empire.