Elegant Hand Engraved Silver Ring With White Yemeni Aqeeq MR0344

Elegant Hand Engraved Silver Ring With White Yemeni Aqeeq

Looking for a stunning and unique piece of jewelry to add to your collection? Look no further than our Islamic handmade silver ring with white Yemeni agate! Expertly crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, this ring features a stunning white Yemeni agate that is sure to catch the eye and spark conversations.

The intricate silver design of the ring is inspired by the rich Islamic heritage and is a true testament to the beauty and elegance of Islamic art. Whether you’re looking to wear it as a statement piece or simply as a beautiful addition to your everyday look, this ring is sure to impress.

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Gems Stone: Agate, Aqeeq, Aqiq

For centuries, Agate was a precious gemstone for use in jewelry or small art sculptures. The Aqeeq stone in Islam is know as a very blessed stone and there are numerous Hadiths describing its many benefits.

It is mined in different parts of the world such as Iran, Iraq, Alaska, Brazil, Argentina and China. But the best quality of Aqeeq is extracted from the mines of Sanaa in Yemen and is a very thick, cohesive and porous stone, with a reddish-brown color that is the most popular color of Aqeeq.

Properties of Agate:

• The Aqeeq stone was the first stone to declare the oneness of Allah SWT.
• Amongst the signs of the believers is that he/she wear an Aqeeq ring on the right hand.
• No Poverty & Answered Prayers
• Life Saving Advice
• Hands Loved By Allah awj
• Get Rid of Hypocrisy
• Good Luck
• Attaining Salvation
• Fulfill Your Needs
• Having a Comfortable Voyage
• Protection from danger
• Avoiding Harms
• Die as Monotheist
• Won’t be Burn
• Avoid Sadness
• Increase of Wealth and Children
• Repelling Devil’s Trickery

Apart from the fact that many properties of some types of this stone have been mentioned in Islamic sources, these stones are also used in different types of magic depending on the color or the type of writing engraved on them.