Ring «Mustang». White gold, emerald
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- Product details
- Metal: White 14K gold
- Gemstone: Emerald 3 mm - 1 pc
Description
The word “mustang” comes from the Spanish word mestengo, meaning “wild” or “untamed.” Mustangs are magnificent wild horses that became especially famous in the Americas. At first they were believed to originate in South America, but later Spanish conquistadors brought horses to the New World, where many eventually returned to the wild and formed the mustang herds we know today.
Mustangs are incredibly beautiful. In them flows the hot Spanish blood together with the wild southern winds. Three elements live within them at once: earth — as their homeland, wind — as a symbol of graceful flight, and fire — because they are almost impossible to tame.
Mustangs are strong and resilient, known for their courage and physical endurance compared to many other horses. The difficult history of the breed hardened them and made them true kings of the land and sky. Nothing can compare to the graceful gallop of these horses — like a gust of wind rushing across endless plains. In books it is often said that when an Indian rides a mustang, it becomes impossible to distinguish between the rider and the horse — they merge into a single whole, like a winged Pegasus flying through the open sky.
The sun, freedom, and the wind are the gifts that mustangs receive from nature. Yet the truth is that taming such a horse is incredibly difficult, and those who manage to do it become living legends.
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