Originally designed for nuclear disarmament, the ubiquitous peace sign, laser engraved here on rose gold tungsten in stunning precision, is likely one of the most recognizable symbols in the world. The symbol was designed by Gerald Holton, who combined the flag semaphores for "N" and "D" (nuclear disarmament), and enclosed it in a circle. It was right around that time that the 60s anti-war movement in America gained steam and then became re-interpreted as a symbol for world peace. It also came to represent the hippie movement in the 70s and the unfavorable sentiment against the Vietnam War. Today, the peace symbol has transcended its designer's original intent as well as time, as it is more relevant than ever before. Wear it daily alongside yourself to keep a reminder of what's truly important in today's world.
Product highlights:
- Flat ring shape
- Durable tungsten carbide material
- Brushed finish
