The scroll - Bahá’í ring with ringstone symbol

"We marvelled when we beheld, among the things which that coffer contained, a scroll of blue paper, of the most delicate texture, on which the Báb, in His own exquisite handwriting, which was a fine shikastih script, had penned, in the form of a pentacle, what numbered about five hundred verses, all consisting of derivatives from the word “Bahá.” That scroll was in a state of perfect preservation, was spotlessly clean, and gave the impression, at first sight, of being a printed rather than a written page. So fine and intricate was the penmanship that, viewed at a distance, the writing appeared as a single wash of ink on the paper. We were overcome with admiration as we gazed upon a masterpiece which no calligraphist, we believed, could rival. That scroll was replaced in the coffer and handed back to Mírzá Aḥmad, who, on the very day he received it, proceeded to Ṭihrán."
- Nabil, The Dawnbreakers: Nabíl’s Narrative of the Early Days of the Bahá’í Revelation, p.505

This Baha'i ring is made of sterling silver and features two scroll-like bends on the sides of the band. The Bahá'í ringstone Symbol is engraved in the center. and filled with black color to accentuate it and make it more visible.

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