The image depicts a close-up, angled view of a retail display showcasing numerous handcrafted rings in Barza Municipality, Syria

The image depicts a close-up, angled view of a retail display showcasing numerous handcrafted rings in Barza Municipality, Syria. The rings are arranged in a multi-tiered wooden display unit, featuring horizontal slats that create distinct rows. Each row is lined with a ridged, teal-colored fabric, designed to hold the rings upright. Each individual ring features a cluster of small, irregular-shaped stones or beads, wire-wrapped onto a ring band. The rings are organized into approximately eight vertical columns and multiple horizontal rows, with clusters generally grouped by color and type of stone. Observable stone colors include shades of turquoise, orange, red, purple (amethyst), dark grey, brown (possibly tiger's eye), light green (possibly jade), and clear (possibly quartz). Some clusters exhibit an opalescent quality or comprise multiple colors such as pink, yellow, and green. The wire used for wrapping is predominantly gold-toned. The background is out of focus, dark, and indistinct, suggesting an indoor environment like a market stall or shop. No individuals or actions are depicted in the frame.