The Heart on Heart, Lamed Lamed on Lamed Lamed Ring

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The Heart on Heart, Lamed Lamed on Lamed Lamed ring. If you please take a look at the Lamed Lamed Heart Pendant Necklace: Here | here | and here | It hopefully will help put this ring in a wider context. The concept of the reflected Lamed forming the shape of a heart is from a beautiful teaching of the 12th century Kabbalist Rabbi Abraham Abulafia.

Please notice that in this design that the central stone [that could be a Ruby or a Garnet] the "play of light" is symbolically & allegorically maximized. In contrast to the eight accent gemstones, usually set so as to be "accent" gemstones to the central gemstone, these while certainly are set to have a "play of light" to them, perhaps not maximally so. This was done deliberately so as to also portray an allegoric meaning. For one; one imagines that a loving heart is one beyond seven. The heart anatomically has four chambers to it. But this is a heart on heart ring so it has "eight" chambers. with-one imagines- a grace, elegance, enduring meaning and style.

Here, at the Transcendental Shopping Experience, plans are to find out. Specifically, what happens when one wears this ring alone and when one pairs it with the Lamed Lamed pendant mentioned before.

Finally, maybe it is not only "unfair" but incorrect to set the accent stones so as to be somewhat subtle; subdued. That is, it is the "accent" support stones that allow [help/cause] the central gemstone to be its best. As you might guess, here at the Transcendental Shopping Experience, rumor has it that it can be a contrarian place. But to the extent that this is so, it is not contrarian for the sake of being such. Not a rebellious teenager [but many moons ago...]. Rather this aspect of the store has to do with the Sixth entry on the Diamonds page . So, irrespective of interpretation, there is no problem changing the setting; the accent stones whereby there is an opening on the inner side of the band that helps with "play of light". What do you think? A. Litwin would be quite interested to learn of your insights. Thank you.

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edit 8/11/25:  Another way to view the Ruby stones is from the perspective of and a meaning of, the Hebrew letter Tet [ט] the ninth letter of the Hebrew Alphabet.  In total this ring has 9 stones. Tet that [as all of the Hebrew letters have] a number value, Tet a having a value of 9. It so happens [by chance ya think?] that the gestational period of a fetus in the mother's womb is typically about nine months. Thus, the letter Tet can be associated with development / growth and birth in the specific as just noted, but also in a wider spectrum way as well, inclusive of re-birth. Which in turn can bring one's thoughts to the concept of re-birth. For example, please see commentary on Rosh Hashanah, one of the sequences of Shofar blasts that has [ you guessed it] nine distinctive blasts.