A symbol reclaimed. A reminder restored. In the original Hebrew of Ezekiel 1, the word for eye is Ayin. It appears again and again throughout the vision, describing the wheels of the Ophanim, full of eyes, moving in perfect unity beside the throne of God. This piece carries that name as a reminder that the symbol was His long before the culture claimed it. This ring draws inspiration from the Ophanim described in Ezekiel’s vision, where wheels within wheels were covered in eyes and moved in perfect unity beside the throne of God. In Scripture, the eye is not a symbol of fear or secrecy, but of divine awareness, a reflection of the God who sees all things, knows all things, and is present in all places at once. In a culture where the eye has often been distorted or misrepresented, this piece reclaims its meaning for Christians. Pointing back to God’s omniscience and omnipotence, His perfect knowledge, His sovereign authority, and His constant presence. Each ring is centered with a luminous moonstone, chosen for its soft, shifting glow that seems to hold light within it. Set in solid 14k gold, the organic, hand formed frame carries an ancient, textured quality, as though unearthed rather than created. The form feels both raw and intentional, echoing the mystery and movement of the heavenly realm. Details Natural moonstone center Solid 14k gold Available in yellow gold, palladium white gold, and rose gold Made to order in your size Handcrafted in studio Made to order, please allow 3 to 4 weeks for production Width of eye is approximately 12mm. Length of eye is approximately 6.5mm. Ring band is approximately 1.5 mm Worn as a reminder, they speak to a deeper truth. You are fully seen, fully known, and never outside of His presence. Each piece is carved and crafted by hand from beginning to end. Because of this, subtle variations in texture, shape, and stone placement may occur. These differences are part of what give the piece its character, much like an unearthed artifact, no two are ever exactly alike.
