Silver Göktürkçe Turkish Script Crescent and Star Men's Ring Crescent and star or crescent-star; ancient symbol consisting of a crescent and a star at the open end of the crescent. Flags featuring this symbol are mostly found around the Mediterranean, in the Middle East, and in Central Asia. Today, it is known as a symbol mostly used in the flags of Islamic countries. The Crescent and Star symbol appears on many flags, including the Turkish flag. Although the Moon or Crescent is identified with Islam, it was also used in pre-Islamic times. The Crescent, Star, and Sun motifs provide information about the universe design of the Asian Turkic-Mongol peoples. However, the first documents depicting the Moon and Star together appeared in the Sumerian cities of Mesopotamia, in what is now Southern Iraq. The first to use the Crescent and Star motif, which clearly consists of a crescent, were the Sumerians. The Sumerians established the first state in history in Southern Iraq in 3000 BC and took a major step in the construction of today's civilization. The Sumerian language was very close to Turkish. Their beliefs were also largely similar to those of the Turks. The Sumerian Moon God "Nana-Suen" and the Sun God "Utu" or Goddess Inana's symbols were shown together, creating the first Crescent-Star pairing. This motif has survived to this day, sometimes carved in stone reliefs, sometimes on seals, and sometimes on clay tablets. You can choose this stylish ring as a birthday gift or Valentine's Day gift on special occasions. Silver Göktürçe Turkish inscription crescent and star ring is made of 925 sterling silver. The silver is oxidized. Oxidized silver rings have an aged appearance. The crescent star is coated with red polyester. Due to silver and precious stones, there may be a ±10% deviation from the average product weight. Width: 1.50 cm Length: 2.00 cm Average Weight: 15.00 gr.

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