Alangū-yi Yāqūt: Persian 1403

Have you ever wondered what true love is? Is there a love that transcends social and material boundaries? Is there a love for which you are willing to sacrifice everything? If you are looking for an answer to these questions, we suggest you the short and impressive novel The Ruby Bracelet written by Alexander Kuprin. A look at the story of the ruby ​​bangle: a picture of boundless love and sacrifice The Ruby Bracelet tells the story of Zheltkov, an ordinary telegraph clerk, who falls deeply in love with Princess Vera Shina, a woman from the upper class of society. This one-sided love, although initially painful for Vera, is sacred and unchanging for Zheltkov. He expresses his love for Vera in letters for years, and finally, he presents her with a precious ruby ​​necklace as a symbol of his undying love. In this novel, Kuprin depicts a lasting image of love and sacrifice by using symbols and beautiful descriptions. The ruby ​​necklace is a symbol of Zheltkov's deep and burning love, and its fiery red color represents his passion and dedication. At the end of the story, Beethoven's Second Piano Sonata acts as a catalyst for Vera's spiritual awakening, connecting her to the depth of Zheltkov's feelings and the power of his love.