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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Albert Wilson, post: 225673, member: 4396&quot;]This ring not seems to be a Jewish ring, as if you explore more about Jewish rings you will find that Jewish rings attributed with astonishing miniature palaces, castles and temples, engraved over the ring in place of a gemstone, and often inscribed with Hebrew writings. The old architectural symbols represent the conjugal home of the couple, that often turned into a clasp. When you open it, you will find Hebrew writing inscriptions such as &quot;Mazal Tov” or &quot;Ani Le Dodi&quot; etc. which means “Good Luck&quot; and &quot;I am my beloved&#039;s&quot; in Hebrew. Hope that answers your query.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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