Signet ring - Christianity - The Last Supper, the Final Meal - Sacrifice, redemption, and the unity - Ring

Signet ring - Christianity - The Last Supper, the Final Meal - Sacrifice, redemption, and the unity of believers.

The Last Supper is a central event in Christianity described in the Gospels. It is the final meal Jesus Christ shared with his disciples on the eve of his crucifixion. This event is fundamental because it marks the institution of the Eucharist, the central sacrament of Christianity, and symbolizes sacrifice, redemption, and the unity of believers.

Gilt bronze signet ring with a smooth body and a flat plateau set on two side lengths with zircon, decorated with the Last Supper, also called the Last Meal, is a central event of Christianity recounted in the Gospels.

A signet ring inspired by the Last Supper symbolizes the unity of the Christian community, reminding us that all believers are united in the love of Christ, based on sharing and forgiveness.
It can be worn as a discreet symbol of her faith and a reminder of Christ's love in everyday life.
Sign of service and dedication to the Christian community.

Dimension: 27 x 24 x 17 mm
Inner diameter: 21.6 mm
Size: FR 68, US 12.5, DE 21 1/4, UK Z, CH 27 1/2
Weight: 23.31 g
Gold-plated bronze
A case will be included.

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Wearing such a ring carries deep meanings related to Christian faith, sacrifice, and spiritual communion. It is a way to display one's faith, to remind oneself of a spiritual commitment, or to bear witness to the core values of Christianity.

The symbol representing the Last Supper — faith and personal devotion, serving as a constant reminder of Christ's sacrifice and the importance of living according to his teachings (love, forgiveness, humility). It signifies a deep spiritual commitment to God.
Sacrifice and Redemption - The elements of the meal (bread and wine) engraved on a ring remind us of Christ's gift to humanity. This emphasizes the forgiveness of sins and the hope of eternal life.

The context of the meal :
Jesus celebrates the Jewish Passover with his disciples, a commemorative meal recalling the liberation of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt.
During this meal, he gives a new meaning to the traditional symbols of bread and wine.
Institution of the Eucharist: Jesus takes bread, breaks it, and gives it, saying: 'Take, eat; this is my body.'
Then he took the cup of wine and said, "Drink from it all, for this is my blood, the blood of the covenant, poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins."
These words form the Christian rite of the Eucharist (or Holy Supper in Protestant traditions), which is celebrated during mass in memory of Christ's sacrifice.
Announcement of the betrayal: During the meal, Jesus announces that one of the disciples will betray him, referring to Judas Iscariot, who will leave the table shortly after to deliver Jesus to the authorities.

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