This ring features an antique coin, minted in Larissa in the ancient Greek region of Thessaly, set gracefully in an 18-karat yellow gold bezel.

The obverse depicts the serene profile of Larissa, the nymph of the spring.
The reverse shows a horse about to lie down on the ground.
The design intertwines Larissa, the water spirit who watches over the land, with the memory of Larissa as a renowned producer of horses, nurtured by its fertile plains.
Water and earth, life and power, converge in this small silver masterpiece.

The ring's arms evoke the columns of an ancient temple.
Delicate diamonds adorn the front and sides, lending tension and depth to the structured design.
The bezel's form, appearing to "hold up" the coin, signifies respect for ancient heritage.

Ancient aesthetic beauty and contemporary craftsmanship quietly converge within this structure.
It is a piece that symbolizes Hephol's philosophy.