A MODERN HEIRLOOM
Falanga Ring - Gold
Falanga Ring - Gold
Alexander the Great, rendered in a substantial gold signet.
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The Falanga Ring centres Alexander the Great within a structured gold signet. His profile defines the face of the ring, framed by an octagonal form and detailed shoulders that give the piece depth, character and a commanding presence on the hand.
Details
Details
- Available in 9ct and 18ct gold
- Portrait of Alexander the Great
- Octagonal signet face
- Detailed shoulder design
- Face approx. 15 × 13 mm
- Substantial signet profile
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Gold
Solid gold is designed to be worn and enjoyed for generations. Fine surface marks may naturally develop over time as part of the character of the piece.
Care
Avoid contact with perfumes, cosmetics, household chemicals and abrasive surfaces. Remove jewellery before swimming, exercising or using cleaning products. Clean gently with a soft, lint-free cloth and store separately.
Size & Fit
Size & Fit
The Falanga Ring has an approximately 15 × 13 mm face and a substantial signet profile, giving Alexander’s portrait a defined presence on the hand.
We recommend confirming your ring size before ordering, particularly for a ring of this scale.
If your required size is not listed, please contact us to discuss availability or a made-to-order size.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
Complimentary shipping is available on jewellery orders.
Pieces marked as in stock are ready for dispatch. Made to order selections require additional production time, as noted below.
Once dispatched, tracking details will be provided by email.
Returns and exchanges are subject to our Returns Policy. Please view our Delivery & Returns page for full terms.
In-stock pieces
Australia & NZ: 3-10 business days
USA, Canada, UK: 10-15 business days
Rest of the world: Contact us
Made to Order
Made to order pieces require approximately 4–6 weeks for production before dispatch.
Craftsmanship
Craftsmanship
The Falanga Ring is created in small quantities, with particular attention given to the definition of Alexander’s profile, the geometry of the signet face and the detailing along its shoulders. Its substantial proportions allow the portrait to remain the clear focal point of the design.
KING OF MACEDON
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
Alexander III of Macedon became king in 336 BCE, succeeding his father Philip II. Over the following thirteen years, his campaigns brought the Achaemenid Persian Empire under his control and carried his army through Egypt and deep into Asia before his death at Babylon in 323 BCE.
His image endured long after his lifetime, appearing and reappearing across sculpture, coinage and later artistic traditions.