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Swastika Ring

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The Swastika ring is above all a religious symbol. Buddhism, Hinduism: it is very widespread in Asia.

  • The swastika: an ancient symbol
  • Top quality Tibetan and Indian lucky charm
  • According to ancient traditions, wearing the swastika helps us achieve happiness
  • Be careful, there is nothing fascist about the meaning of this ring, Nazi Germany did exist.
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Refund ALWAYS possible (see our returns policy)
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Isn’t that a swastika on this Swastika ring?!

Absolutely not !

Where the branches of the Nazi emblem turn to the right, those of this swastika ring go to the left.

We are actually talking about a very ancient lucky symbol. The first traces are found in the Balkans, where they are dated to more than 12,000 BCE.

Nowadays, the swastika is mainly found in India and Tibet... but there was a time when it was very common in Europe.

Remains of this type of swastika ring have been found in the ruins of the ancient Greek city of Troy, which is dated over 4,000 years ago.

Celtic Druids also used the swastika during certain rituals.

Even the early Christians used it as one of their symbols of recognition.

The Sanskrit (Indian language) word "swastika" means "well-being" or "good luck".

In Buddhism and Hinduism, it represents luck, prosperity and abundance.

It is also not rare to find this type of swastika ring on the fingers of Buddha statues.

A Tibetan lucky charm par excellence, it is in this country that this symbol occupies the greatest place. The swastika is widely used there in monasteries and homes, for making costumes and decorations for festivals, etc.

When constructing a new building, it is often painted on the foundations to ensure that the building remains solid over time.

Some Tibetan women like to wear a swastika ring on their finger, or embroider one on the back of their clothing. They think it offers them some kind of protection.

In short, we must leave our preconceptions aside: this swastika ring has nothing to do with the Nazi regime.

It represents a very powerful ancient symbol that it would be stupid to ignore for such absurd reasons.

So, are you ready to keep your mind open?