Sterling Silver "Turks Head" Knot Ring
A knot known well by sailors and Boyscouts alike, the Turks Head is a very popular design among those practicing decorative knot-work and marlinespike seamanship. With its mesmerizing and seemingly endless pattern, the knot has also been widely used as a symbol of love and continuous friendship. More commonly used to mark the “king spoke” on a sailing vessels wheel, it can also be seen sometimes holding together the bitter ends of a scouts neckerchief. It has even been documented in drawings by Leonardo DeVinci in the 15th century!
These timeless rings I’ve cast in durable Sterling silver, and are available in a multitude of sizes. Be sure to check out the other items in my line of Nauti-kool jewelry. You may just find a matching Turks Head bracelet or set of earrings!
If you are unsure of your ring size, copy and paste the link below in your web browser to download a free paper ring sizer.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q52VndN4_7yHYFQd563X8bfrd-rSQYRC/view?usp=sharing
(Legal disclaimer: You will be buying an item similar to the one shown. All measurements and weights are approximate. These items are handcrafted and can vary from piece to piece. As each item is hand-worked, they can include minor flaws and imperfections. This is normal and I feel it truly adds to their charm.)
A knot known well by sailors and Boyscouts alike, the Turks Head is a very popular design among those practicing decorative knot-work and marlinespike seamanship. With its mesmerizing and seemingly endless pattern, the knot has also been widely used as a symbol of love and continuous friendship. More commonly used to mark the “king spoke” on a sailing vessels wheel, it can also be seen sometimes holding together the bitter ends of a scouts neckerchief. It has even been documented in drawings by Leonardo DeVinci in the 15th century!
These timeless rings I’ve cast in durable Sterling silver, and are available in a multitude of sizes. Be sure to check out the other items in my line of Nauti-kool jewelry. You may just find a matching Turks Head bracelet or set of earrings!
If you are unsure of your ring size, copy and paste the link below in your web browser to download a free paper ring sizer.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q52VndN4_7yHYFQd563X8bfrd-rSQYRC/view?usp=sharing
(Legal disclaimer: You will be buying an item similar to the one shown. All measurements and weights are approximate. These items are handcrafted and can vary from piece to piece. As each item is hand-worked, they can include minor flaws and imperfections. This is normal and I feel it truly adds to their charm.)
A knot known well by sailors and Boyscouts alike, the Turks Head is a very popular design among those practicing decorative knot-work and marlinespike seamanship. With its mesmerizing and seemingly endless pattern, the knot has also been widely used as a symbol of love and continuous friendship. More commonly used to mark the “king spoke” on a sailing vessels wheel, it can also be seen sometimes holding together the bitter ends of a scouts neckerchief. It has even been documented in drawings by Leonardo DeVinci in the 15th century!
These timeless rings I’ve cast in durable Sterling silver, and are available in a multitude of sizes. Be sure to check out the other items in my line of Nauti-kool jewelry. You may just find a matching Turks Head bracelet or set of earrings!
If you are unsure of your ring size, copy and paste the link below in your web browser to download a free paper ring sizer.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q52VndN4_7yHYFQd563X8bfrd-rSQYRC/view?usp=sharing
(Legal disclaimer: You will be buying an item similar to the one shown. All measurements and weights are approximate. These items are handcrafted and can vary from piece to piece. As each item is hand-worked, they can include minor flaws and imperfections. This is normal and I feel it truly adds to their charm.)
