Thermopylae Ring Luxe

Thermopylae [thur·maa·puh·lee]: A narrow pass in Greece. A historic battle. A line drawn in the sand.

The Thermopylae Ring tells the tale of one of the most famous battles in history: The Battle of Thermopylae. It honors the legendary bravery of the 300—the Spartan citizen-soldiers who stood against a vast invading Persian army to defend their families, homeland, and way of life.
From the phalanx formation on the shanks to the skull’s defiant battle cry, the Thermopylae Spartan skull ring reminds us that while each day may be a battle, it’s also another opportunity to stand with honor.

THERMOPYLAE RING LUXE EDITION SYMBOLISM

The Skull – Representing the willingness and self-sacrifice to fight to the death for country, family, and each other

The Helm – A Corinthian helmet, the iconic head armor of the Spartans, featuring a crest holding a plume of horsehair

The Shield – Spartan families proudly passed their shields to the next generation as family heirloom

Lambda – (Λ) stood for “Laconia” (the geographical region that included Sparta). Painted on the Spartans' shields, the Lambda quickly became a widely known symbol of the nation-state

Phalanx – The renowned Spartan battle formation of interlocking shields appears on the shanks

Greek Key Pattern – A classic Greek design, symbolizing infinity and the eternal ebb and flow of life

Under Gallery – The 300 marching into battle

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