Bronze Ring Sage Size 53

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Size 53
Width front 15 mm, rear 7 mm
handmade unique piece from a real leaf
Material Bronze

The leaf of the sage is depicted directly in bronze and forged into a ring. Natural depiction of a real sage leaf in bronze - the leaf was depicted directly in the metal and is involved in the manufacturing process of the ring, so it is not possible to make a ring twice. Each leaf is unique and so is each ring - there will therefore never be two that are completely the same.

Sage and its effects

True sage ( Salvia officinalis) differs from other types of sage, such as Greek sage (Salvia triloba), in its thujone content. True sage contains a particularly high proportion of this ingredient and is therefore highly valued as a medicinal plant. Its antiseptic powers against bacteria, viruses and fungi have been proven. Sage is used for inflammation in the mouth and throat, for digestive problems and excessive sweating. Other areas of application in traditional medicine include rheumatic pain, headaches and menstrual pain.

The ring is open at the back due to the natural leaf shape and can therefore be made larger or smaller by one ring size. It is not recommended to make it any larger as the ring will otherwise lose its shape. If the ring size is not correct, I can also make a ring on request - please bear in mind that the ring is a natural depiction of a leaf and I am therefore dependent on the leaf. Bronze jewelry tends to oxidize over time, i.e. tarnish. They become darker or slightly greenish. To prevent this from happening for as long as possible, you should make sure to keep your jewelry as clean and dry as possible. The cause of the oxidation is that the metal reacts with the surrounding air or with the acid and moisture in the skin. The oxidation and formation of black oxide and green patina is completely normal and not harmful, but depending on your taste it may look "antique" or somewhat unsightly. This green patina is often incorrectly referred to as verdigris. The green coloring is caused by the formation of salts from organic acids and is a surface layer that basically has a protective effect on the metal and prevents it from erosion. Contrary to popular belief, this patina is not harmful to health, neither if swallowed nor on the skin, unless you have an allergy. The oxidation layer that may form on your piece of jewelry and make it darker or slightly greenish can be easily rubbed away with a silver cleaning cloth. If that is not enough, I recommend an old toothbrush with a little toothpaste. Rub the jewelry gently with it and then rinse with lukewarm water.