A prototype of this ring was discovered in Augsburg (Ernst Reiter Platz, Bavaria). It is one of the oldest rings of its kind, and its engraving is executed in a unique Gothic script, commonly found on medieval talismans and amulets. The ring bears only two names.

Archaeologists have discovered prototypes of this ring in Donauwörth (Bavaria, Germany), Florence (Italy), Amiens (France), Britain, and so on. It once belonged to the powerful von Veltheim family, and its magical names were even used by abbots, who engraved them on their personal seals, known as "sigillum secretum," or "secret seals." The purpose of such a ring was to protect its owner. It was worn not only for protection against spells or demons but also to maintain health and prevent seizures.

The Septagon figure belongs to the sphere of Venus and Nezach or Netzach, yet it expresses their nature in a more fluid and experiential way than the structured square. Seven is the number of cycles – of phases that unfold, return, and transform without exact repetition.

Nezach or Netzach, the seventh sephirah on the Tree of Life, stands at the base of the Pillar of Mercy as the sphere of Venus. Its name, often translated as “Victory”, refers not to conquest, but to endurance through attraction – the sustaining power of life expressed as desire, beauty, and continuity.

The Hexagon or six-angled figure, fashioned from silver, captures the timeless essence of the hexagram as a symbol of perfect equilibrium between the celestial and the terrestrial.

The Earrings 49 depicts the magic square of Venus, described by Agrippa and other artists of the occult science, consists of forty-nine numbers arranged in a seven-by-seven grid. Each row, column, and diagonal yields the constant sum of 175, while the total of the square is 1225 – itself a perfect square. This numerical structure expresses harmony not as abstraction, but as measurable proportion.

The Lamen of Solomon, traditionally formed as a hexagonal figure, stands at the centre of the ritual vestments as a sign of alignment and authority. It is not decorative, but operative – a seal through which the relationship between the visible and invisible worlds is established.

The Earrings 9, crafted from silver veiled in black gold, evoke the majesty of Saturn and the potent mystery of its magical square. The magic square of Saturn, as given by Agrippa, is composed of nine numbers arranged in a three-by-three grid. Each line yields the sum of 15, and the total of the square is 45.

The paternal principle in Kabbalistic thought is most closely associated the very crown of the Tree of Life—Kether, the primal unity from which all emanation flows. In Kabbalistic mysticism this is the Father, known by the divine name Eheieh, “I Am,” the boundless source that precedes even wisdom and understanding.