Turkish 4-strand silver ring with two Nepalese Kukri knives
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This is a sturdy and elegant ring made of 925 ‰ silver, inspired by the traditional Turkish faith, characterized by four intertwined threads. The silver threads chase each other in a fluid and compact workmanship, symbolizing strength, union and continuity.
On the front of the ring, two Nepalese kukri that intertwine kukri are the famous curved knives symbol of the Gurkha people, known for their value and power. The curved blades are represented in a stylised or detailed way, crossing in a gesture of protection or challenge, giving the ring an aura of warrior and oriental mysticism.
The result is a jewel that combines:
- Turkish tradition (with the intertwining of threads)
- Nepalese spirit (with kukri)
- Precious materials (high quality 925 ‰ silver)
Perfect for those looking for a ring that expresses **strength**, **fidelity** and **honor**, with a handcrafted design with an ancient flavor but also adaptable to a modern or street style.
The Kukri is a traditional Nepalese knife, characterized by its inward-curved blade, like an inverted crescent. It is the national symbol of Nepal and the signature weapon of the legendary Gurkhas, the proud Nepalese warriors.
The Gurkhas are soldiers originally from Nepal, famous for being among the bravest, most resistant and loyal warriors in military history. Their name comes from the city of Gorkha, from where the first conquest campaigns began in the 18th century.
**Who are the Gurkhas:**
- They are famous for their **indomitable spirit**, their **honor** and their **fighting prowess**.
- Traditionally, they fight armed with the **kukri**, the curved knife that has become their personal symbol.
- After the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814–1816), the British Empire was so impressed with their valor that they began **officially recruiting** them into the British Army, a practice that continues to this day.
- Today, Gurkhas serve in armed forces such as the **British Army**, the **Indian Army**, and the **Singapore Police Force**, and have distinguished themselves for their bravery in numerous world wars and modern conflicts.
**Gurkha Motto:**
_"Better to die than to be a coward."_
**Reputation:**
Gurkhas are respected everywhere for their **discipline**, **ferocity in battle**, as well as their **kindness** and **honor** in daily life. For Nepalese, being a Gurkha is a source of **immense pride**.
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- Material :
- silver 925 ‰ (925 parts out of 1000)
- Made in :
- Nepal
- Height mm.
- 15
- Weight gr.
- 4,4
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This is a sturdy and elegant ring made of 925 ‰ silver, inspired by the traditional Turkish faith, characterized by four intertwined threads. The silver threads chase each other in a fluid and compact workmanship, symbolizing strength, union and continuity.
On the front of the ring, two Nepalese kukri that intertwine kukri are the famous curved knives symbol of the Gurkha people, known for their value and power. The curved blades are represented in a stylised or detailed way, crossing in a gesture of protection or challenge, giving the ring an aura of warrior and oriental mysticism.
The result is a jewel that combines:
- Turkish tradition (with the intertwining of threads)
- Nepalese spirit (with kukri)
- Precious materials (high quality 925 ‰ silver)
Perfect for those looking for a ring that expresses **strength**, **fidelity** and **honor**, with a handcrafted design with an ancient flavor but also adaptable to a modern or street style.