This traditional ring, crafted in Multan, belongs to a distinctive category of jewellery adorned with powdered coloured glass set in silver. The wide band is covered with a geometric and floral ornament in shades of deep cobalt, turquoise and brick red, forming a decorative band running around the entire surface. The composition retains a distinct rhythm and the handcrafted character of its execution.

A unique feature of the design is the side tab ending in a small geometric head, also adorned with coloured glass. This detail serves not only a decorative function – it is the hallmark of the regional jewellery workshops of Multan and gives the ring a distinct, almost architectural silhouette.

The decoration technique is based on the traditional embedding of powdered glass into a silver structure, which produces a matt, rich colour with a slightly mineral-like quality. Visible surface irregularities and subtle signs of wear emphasise the authenticity of the craftsmanship and the handmade nature of the ornament’s creation.

Rings of this type were originally created as everyday jewellery worn in the southern Punjab region and are now recognised examples of Multan’s local craftsmanship. The wide band ensures the ring retains a distinctive, collector’s-worthy character and serves as a fine representation of the tradition of silver jewellery adorned with coloured glass.