The ring is crafted from sterling silver with a confirmed precious metal content. Although it lacks hallmarks, it has been tested and its composition is similar to that of a typical .925 silver alloy. The construction is solid, with a clearly defined, thick band and richly decorated sides in the ornamental, floral style characteristic of Pakistani jewelry craftsmanship.

The central element is a natural carnelian in a warm shade of red with translucent streaks and natural inclusions. The stone has been hand-engraved – revealing a profile of a figure in an antique style, with headgear, floral motifs, or symbolic details. Each piece subtly differs in composition and degree of wear, confirming the handmade nature of the work and the individuality of the stone.

The small setting, compared to larger variants, gives the ring a more focused, compact character. The round bezel is surrounded by twisted silver braiding and rows of fine, hemispherical ornaments. The sides of the ring are adorned with engraved arabesque motifs, reminiscent of traditional jewelry designs from the Punjab and northern Pakistan.

This signet ring is being sold as a vintage piece. The price is for one piece. Several pieces of similar design are available, but with different, unique engravings on the carnelian. The design is randomly selected, emphasizing the collectible nature of this series – each ring is a unique, handcrafted piece.