The purpose of developing this design of the gemstone cut is to structure the sphere of responsibility of the country's leader and emphasize his key role as a center of social and business activity within his competence.
The design is based on seventh-order symmetry, keeping in mind that the number 7 is the structural basis of our world (seven notes in music, seven days in a week, seven colors of the rainbow, and so on).
The stone is cut from a material that has no color of its own, yet reflects all the colors of the surrounding world. Thus, a true leader must embrace all the concerns and hopes of his people without introducing anything personal.
The Stone Pavilion symbolizes the leader's concern and responsibility—their country. It contains two seven-pointed stars. The first represents the areas of life and work (politics, economics, finance, defense, science, culture, and healthcare). The other star represents the country's population, classified by occupation (workers, employees, civil servants, entrepreneurs, the self-employed, students, and the unemployed).
The crown of the stone symbolizes fundamental human values, represented by star-shaped heptagons—one within the other. The small (inner) heptagon represents the values of each individual, while the large (outer) heptagon represents the same values on a national scale (freedom and self-realization, spirituality and morality, health, family and communication, security, knowledge, and well-being).
Thus, the main idea of this stone is a parting word to the Leader of the country and a reminder of his main task: to guarantee the provision of fundamental universal human values for every person, spreading them to the entire population of the country, and bringing these values into all areas of life and activity.
