Rafael Jewelry Silver Sea of Galilee Eilat Stone Ring
Hand-crafted in Jerusalem. This stunning ring is an Eilat Stone mounted to resemble the Sea of Galilee in shape and deep blue colors with Gold-fill highlights. US Ring Sizes. Stone size: 5/8 x 7/8 inch | 1.7 x 2.1 cm
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Rafael Jewelry Sterling Silver Sea of Galilee Eilat Stone Ring
The Sea of Galilee is meaningful to so many as the place of the ministry of Jesus and today the source of drinking water for Israel. This stunning ring is meant to be a tribute to that significant body of water. A large Eilat Stone mounted in sterling silver with gold-fill highlights, the stone is in the rough shape and color of the Sea of Galilee.
The ring sizes are in US whole and half sizes. If you are from outside the US or Canada or if you are purchasing the ring as a gift, please see our Ring Buying Guide for a Ring Size Conversion Chart and tips on getting the correct size.
Please note: This jewelry is hand-crafted and made to order. Therefore, this piece will take an additional 10-14 days.
Eilat Stone is considered the national stone of Israel. It is characterized by stunning its blue-green color. The stone received its name from Israel’s southernmost city, Eilat. The Eilat Stone was originally excavated from the ancient copper mines of King Solomon in the area of Eilat and therefore, is also knows as Solomon Stone.