Sikka-e-Shaam is a ring straight out of a time when even the smallest trinkets held stories of stolen fortunes and fading empires. With an intricate traditional design and tiny stones studded like forgotten treasures, this ring is proof that elegance doesn’t have to cost a firangi’s ransom. If the British could buy Bengal for a few sacks of rice, why can’t you own this regal piece without selling your soul? Affordable yet rich in design, this is the kind of ornament that once adorned the fingers of courtesans in Lucknow and poets in Delhi, before they were replaced by ledgers and tax collectors.
