Oghuz Seal Ring 925 Sterling Silver Crescent Star Red Zircon Personalized OttomanMen

This ring brings together three of the most significant symbols in Turkic and Ottomanheritage: the crescent and star, the triple crescent motif, and the seal of Oghuz Khan. The Oghuz Khan seal — a tamga used to represent the founding ancestor of the Oghuz Turkic confederation — appears in historical sources as a symbol of dynastic legitimacy and tribal identity, used across Seljuk and early Ottomancontexts. The triple crescent motif has roots in pre-Islamic Turkic symbolism and continued through the Seljuk and Ottomanperiods as a decorative and heraldic element. The crescent and star became the central emblem of the Ottomanstate by the 15th century, appearing on military standards, naval flags, and official seals.

The ring is personalized — a name can be engraved between the crescent and star on the face. Red zircon stones are set into the design as accent details.

Details
Material: 925 sterling silver
Face: Crescent and star with Oghuz Khan seal and triple crescent motif
Stone: Red zircon accent details
Engraving: Personalized name between crescent and star
Sizes: All sizes available — please double-check your size in the variants section before completing your order
Personalization: Message us for custom engraving options
Packaging: Ships in a gift box, pouch, and silver polishing cloth.

Handcrafted to order in Konya, Turkey by Reyhan Silver Jewelry — the historical capital of the Seljuk Empire and home of Rumi, carrying over 800 years of jewelry tradition.