The Vitruvian Man by Leonard da Vinci is perhaps one of his most famous works aside from the Mona Lisa. The ideal human proportions described by Roman architect Vitruvius were visually interpreted by da Vinci to become a man with multiple outstretched limbs contained within a simple circle and square. The deceptive beauty of the Vitruvian Man is revealed by its use of the golden ratio of 1.618 as described by Vitruvius. Show off your love for science, math, architecture, anatomy, geometry, or just plain human ingenuity with our depiction of the famed icon inscribed by an industrial laser on one of our fine tungsten rings. Available in polished silver as well as many others.
Product highlights:
- Flat ring shape
- Durable tungsten carbide material
- Hand polished
