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Partridge Ring with Ruby
Approximate ring size: EU 55
Weight: 7.59 grams
Price: 29,500 THB
The Partridge Ring A Protective Talisman Cherished by Thais for Centuries
When one hears the name "Partridge Ring" (or "Nok Khum Ring" in Thai), many might picture a small ring adorned with a tiny bird. At first glance, it may seem like a simple ornament, but in truth, it is a talisman steeped in legend and deeply rooted in Thai spiritual belief passed down for hundreds of years.
The partridge ring first appeared in Thailand during the late Ayutthaya period and continued into the early Rattanakosin era. At the time, war and danger were part of everyday life. Amulets and talismans that offered protection were highly sought after. Among them, the partridge — believed to be a lucky creature — was thought to shield its wearer from harm.
In Thai, the word “Khum” means to protect or to guard. When paired with the bird known as “Nok Khum,” it became a powerful symbol of protection guarding one's life, fate, and karma. Legend says that those who wear a partridge ring will be safe from enemies, disasters, and misfortunes. Some stories even tell that the wearer becomes “invisible to enemies,” just like the elusive partridge known for its ability to hide, foresee danger, and escape harm.
Traditionally, partridge rings were crafted from gold, silver, or bronze. The designs were modest, with little focus on elaborate beauty, as the true value lay in the spiritual power and symbolic meaning, not mere aesthetics.
In later Rattanakosin times, the partridge ring evolved both artistically and spiritually — often featuring sacred inscriptions to enhance its protective power. Today, it remains one of Thailand’s most revered talismans. Though small in size, this ring holds immense spiritual weight a timeless piece of belief, heritage, and craftsmanship.
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