Crusader ring
Promotion: every additional bronze or silver ring 50% off
Your highest-priced eligible ring is full price. Every other bronze or sterling silver ring in the same order is half price. Gold rings and engraving are excluded.
Example: rings priced at €99,99 EUR each. Amounts rounded.
- First ring
- €99,99 EUR
- Second ring
- €50,00 EUR
- Third ring
- €50,00 EUR
- Fourth ring
- €50,00 EUR
Add the rings you want to your cart. The saving is applied automatically at checkout.
Usually dispatched in 2–3 days
Free standard shipping to Bulgaria.
DHL transit usually takes around 4–5 days after dispatch and varies by destination. These are estimates, not guaranteed arrival dates. Any taxes or duties are calculated at checkout. Shipping details.
30-day returns & resizing
You can request a return within 30 days. Contact us before sending your item back.
The resizing service is free. You pay the shipping costs to send your ring to us and back to you, unless your order includes a resizing guarantee that covers shipping.
Contact us before sending your ring. We will confirm your order's cover, the shipping charge and return arrangements.
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Promotion: choose another ring at 50% off
One eligible ring at full price; every additional bronze or sterling silver ring at half price. The highest-priced eligible ring stays full price. Prices below are before this offer.
In his vision, he saw the letters "IC XC NI KA" illuminated by a radiant light. These Greek letters stood for "Ιησοῦς Χριστός νικᾷ," which translates to "Jesus Christ conquers." It was a powerful message, a reminder of the triumph of Christ over all things.
Nicetas was deeply moved by this vision, and he felt compelled to share it with others. He began to paint these letters on the walls of his monastery, creating a beautiful and simple icon. Over time, this icon became known throughout the Byzantine Empire as a symbol of hope and victory in Christ.
As the years passed, the message of "IC XC NI KA" continued to inspire countless Christians, reminding them that even in the face of challenges and adversity, Jesus Christ was the ultimate source of strength and triumph. The icon served as a beacon of faith, drawing people closer to God and reaffirming their belief in His eternal victory.
