Petar II Petrović Njegoš (1813-1851), known as Prince-Bishop Rade (born Rade Tomov Petrović), was a Montenegrin poet and philosopher. His literary works are among the most significant works of Montenegrin literature. Njegoš was educated in several monasteries and became the spiritual and political leader of the country after the death of his uncle Peter I. Njegoš is well known for his epic poem "Gorski vijenac" whose quotes are often engraved on gusle instrument.

Wild goats are animals of mountain habitats. They are known as very agile, able to climb bare rocks and survive in sparse vegetation enviornment. Goats are considered wise and intelligent animals with well developed senses. It is assumed that goats were among the first animals domesticated by man. The motif of the goat on gusle instrument is a symbol of the pastoral way of life.

Engraving initials adds personal touch to gusle. This option is particularly suitable when it comes to a gift.

The church-chapel in Lovćen is dedicated to Saint Peter of Cetinje. It was located on Jezerski vrh. The chapel was built by Petar II Petrović Njegoš in 1845 in honor of his uncle. Njegoš had a wish to be buried there. During two world wars, it was demolished and rebuilt, and the final demolition of the chapel was in 1972, in order to free up space for the construction of a mausoleum.