Name: Maraya Ring
Brand: Mahnal
SKU: R-MARA206
Price: 145.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Maraya Ring

$ 145.00

Maraya Ring

$ 145.00

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Maraya, meaning 'mirrors' in Arabic, is an elegant double-faced ring that flips to hide or reveal one side. It's reminiscent in its simplistic, yet slightly imperfect style of the adornments of Egyptian antiquity.

Sister Style in the Maraya Collection.

solid brass

lightweight, comfortable

artisan quality

Store jewelry in it's original packaging or a jewelry box that seals out light, dust particles, and moisture. Brass naturally develops a patina, which over the course of time adds dimension, character, and beauty with age.

An easy way to get the look is to avoid polishing and let oxygen & your natural body chemistry create a 'living' finish. Polish from time to time if you'd like to maintain the original shine & brightness.

Brass polishing cloths are available for purchase here: Brass Cleaning Cloth

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This piece is fabricated by hand using domestically-sourced, durable solid brass. Because this piece is made to order, please allow 7-14 days for production.

Free shipping on orders over $150.

Maraya Ring - Mahnal - Rings - Contemporary brass heirloom jewelry

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The Reflections of Maraya

The name Maraya was suggested by a customer, Mouna, and was immediately struck by the beauty of the word. Maraya, meaning ‘mirrors’ in Arabic, speaks on a surface level to the parallel faces of the ring. Because this double sided ring can be inscribed with personal messaging on either side, it also speaks to something within each of us. Everything that we’re attracted to and drawn to, everything that we express, as well as everything that we consume act as little mirrors reflecting various aspects within us.

May Maraya serve as a reminder to use the things we gravitate towards as tools for self analysis and development. What we carry with and around us should also be used as intentional reflections and reminders to nurture the very best parts of ourselves that we hope to preserve.

-Shayba