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$31.15 Shipping Location: FOREST ROW, United Kingdom This Piece is in the Original Uncleaned Condition and is Amazing For its Age. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc. ... moreThe Lot may vary slightly from those images. IF A COIN OR ARTEFACT IS DESCRIBED AS UNRESEARCHED, IT IS BECAUSE WE CANNOT SAY WITH SUFFICIENT CERTAINTY THE ORIGIN OR SPECIFICALLY WHAT EXACTLY THE ITEM IS.
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$8.00 Shipping Location: Salt Lake City, United States To attack Æthiopia. This could be the harpe of Perseus. It's a green-colored gemstone - likely agate or jasper. The image carved into it is that of a ... moreCetus. This invoked the wrath of Poseidon, who sent a.
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Free Shipping Location: Prairie Grove, United States Size Seven. It has not been cleaned. The color of the ring is as shown in the photos, and its originality and authenticity as a pre-1800 antique cannot ... morebe disputed. There are no missing stones that look like hemotite And the main Stone ancient Mosaic glass.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: FOREST ROW, United Kingdom This Piece is in the Original Uncleaned Condition and is Amazing For its Age. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc. ... moreThe Lot may vary slightly from those images. Weight: 11 grams.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: FOREST ROW, United Kingdom This Piece is in the Original Uncleaned Condition and is Amazing For its Age. The Stone is Ancient not the Ring Shank. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang ... more(1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc. The Lot may vary slightly from those images.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: FOREST ROW, United Kingdom This Piece is in the Original Uncleaned Condition and is Amazing For its Age. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc. ... moreThe Lot may vary slightly from those images. IF A COIN OR ARTEFACT IS DESCRIBED AS UNRESEARCHED, IT IS BECAUSE WE CANNOT SAY WITH SUFFICIENT CERTAINTY THE ORIGIN OR SPECIFICALLY WHAT EXACTLY THE ITEM IS.
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$31.15 Shipping Location: FOREST ROW, United Kingdom This Piece is in the Original Uncleaned Condition and is Amazing For its Age. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc. ... moreThe Lot may vary slightly from those images. IF A COIN OR ARTEFACT IS DESCRIBED AS UNRESEARCHED, IT IS BECAUSE WE CANNOT SAY WITH SUFFICIENT CERTAINTY THE ORIGIN OR SPECIFICALLY WHAT EXACTLY THE ITEM IS.
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Free Shipping Location: Morocco This is a rare and genuine ancient Roman silver seal ring artifact that is still intact. The style of the ring is antique, and it is made of pure silver, ... morewhich makes it even more valuable. The age of the ring is unknown, but it has been preserved in excellent condition.
$11.20 Shipping Location: Cyprus GOLD GILDED - GOLD LEAF OR GOLD PLATING. IN THE STYLE OF/STYLE - A MODERN PIECE WITH AN ANCIENT STYLE. ANCIENT - A VERY OLD ITEM. Ancient Chinese Empires: ... moreShang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc.
$11.20 Shipping Location: Cyprus IN THE STYLE OF/STYLE - A MODERN PIECE WITH AN ANCIENT STYLE. ANCIENT - A VERY OLD ITEM. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 ... moreBC), etc. Roman Empire (264 BC to 476 AD). Parthian Empire (247 BC- 224 AD).
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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: เขตพญาไท, Thailand Genuine Ancient Roman Gold Signet Ring with Carnelian Bezel C. 1st Century AD, Weighing 3.5 Grams, Gold Purity: 20+ Karat, Ring Size: 4 US, in good Condition ... moreand Shape.
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Free Shipping Condition: Used Location: เขตพญาไท, Thailand Large Ancient Seljuk Solid Gold Signet Ring Circa 13th Century AD, Weighing 4.8 Grams, Gold Purity: 20+ Karat, Ring Size: 5 US, in good Condition and ... moreShape.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It displays a remarkable design featuring a powerful bull in a fighting stance. Whether you wish to create a distinctive ring, pendant, or bracelet, this ... moremasterpiece is essential for anyone with refined taste.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.7 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom The lion head design adds a touch of regal elegance to the piece. With a weight of just 3.9 grams, it is lightweight and versatile. This exquisite carving ... morepresents a wonderful opportunity for crafting a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery, such as a ring, pendant, or bracelet.
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$8.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Morocco Dear collector, if you are a fan of old jewelry, I strongly advise you to.
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$10.90 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Norway Massiveancient Celtic proto money currency bronze knobbed RING, Danube region Hallstatt culture - 800 BC.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom This exquisite piece showcases a stunning horse engraved design. Perfect for crafting a unique ring, pendant, or bracelet, this masterpiece is a must-have ... morefor any discerning individual. Best regards.
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$15.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine Weight - 23 grams;. Material - Silver. You get exactly what you see in the photo.
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Free Shipping Location: West Hills, United States Rare Genuine Ancient Roman silver ring artifact intact. Dated to 2nd Century AD. As pictured.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 11.8 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$10.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK THE PHOTO.
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$35.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 50 PCS. Inserting stones. Material - Bronze. You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK ... moreTHE PHOTO.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 11.2 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$10.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine Genuine and original E xtremely Fine European Medieval(17th Century) silver alloy ring detailing a fine buttress clasped Orange Agate Gem. The shoulders ... moreof the ring are decorated with cross hatched incised line decoration. The Agate setting is original and has little wear seen to the cabochon. So in extremely fine condition. Good patination and calcite tones to the reverse of the bezel. UK size V. US size 10,3/4 at 6.3 grams- very fine original condition- please see images- Grade A Notes: Where it is possible to draw on reference material for similar ring types/ styles this is made available in the description from one of the following publications: Victoria and Albert Museum Catalogue of Rings 1930- C.C.Oman(reprint 1993) Scarisbrick/Henig- Finger Rings(Ashmolean Museum Oxford- 2003) BM Catalogue of Finger Rings Greek. Etruscan and Roman(1907) re-printed 1968. Marshall, F.H All rings originate from private collections from both the UK and Europe. All ring examples are carefully selected and graded(A. B and C please see below) with all carefully cleaned and conserved as required. If a repair has been made, this will be mentioned in the description. Grade A– Very fine: with no defects and little band distortion Grade B– Fine: minimum defects and band distortion Grade C– Good to fine: with defects as stated in description Check out my! Payment required with-in five business days.
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$10.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK THE PHOTO.
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$12.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine Unlock the secrets of the past with this stunning Ancient Roman Ring, believed to date back to the III century AD. Made of silver, this ring boasts in ... moreancient Roman style design. Whether you're a history buff or a lover of unique jewelry, this Ancient Roman Ring is sure to impress.
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$35.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 96 PCS. Inserting stones. Material - Bronze. You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK ... moreTHE PHOTO.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size M and US size 6 ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.8 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$35.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 50 PCS. Inserting stones. Material - Bronze. You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK ... moreTHE PHOTO.
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$35.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 133 PCS. Inserting stones. Material - Bronze. You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU ... moreLOOK THE PHOTO.
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$7.49 Shipping Condition: New Location: Lummi Island, United States The pectoral is gold inlaid with lapis lazuli, car-nelian, and turquoise, and the eyes of the shape made of actual flowers, fruits, and leaves, which ... morewere presented to guests to wear at banquets and other festivities.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size N and US size 6.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.6 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$35.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States TRANSLATE Arabic Chinese French German Greek Indonesian Italian Hindi Japanese Korean Swedish Portuguese Russian Spanish Exceptionally Well Preserved. ... moreLarge, Cute and Colorful Genuine 19th Century“Ming Style” Qing Dynasty Dragon Motif Porcelain Wall Plaque. CLASSIFICATION: Sancai(Three-Color” Glazed Porcelain Wall Plaque. ATTRIBUTION: China. Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. SIZE/MEASUREMENTS: Diameter: 213 millimeters(8 1/2 inches) Thickness: 12 millimeters(1/2 inch) CONDITION: Exceptionally good– almost perfectly preserved. A little wear consistent with any household item which is close to two centuries in age. The customary blemishes inherent in hand production of porcelain– warts and dimples. Zits and pits. Not flawless, but certainly in a very good state of preservation. DETAIL: A splendidly preserved three color wall plaque so wonderfully characteristic of late Ming and early Qing Dynasty artwork. Somewhere in the dim mists of ancient Chinese mythology. The dragon came to represent male virtues; and the female counterpart, the“dragon’s bride” came to be the phoenix bird. This theme of dragon and dragon’s bride, or phoenix bird, became an extremely popular motif during the Ming Dynasty(14th-17th century) especially in decorative arts such as porcelain vases, bowls, etc. This very large wall plaque continues this theme, with a very handsome and clear depiction of the a classic mythological ancient Chinese dragon. The dragon symbolizes the Chinese people and the people from Chinese origin considered themselves. With a certain amount of pride, descendants from the dragon" According to legend, this ancestral dragon was a creature with a deer's antlers, a camel's head, the eyes of a hare, the neck of a serpent, the teeth of a crocodile, claws of an eagle, paws like a tiger, and the ears of a buffalo. This mythical creature was capable of ascending to the heavens, and descending to the depths of the sea, and was able to morph from its dragon form into other forms. The Chinese sign for the dragon ap
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$4.99 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Ferndale, United States Michelangelo and the Pope’s Ceiling by Ross King. DESCRIPTION: Softcover: 373 pages. Publisher: Penguin Books; 2003) ISBN: 0142003697. In 1508. Despite ... morestrong advice to the contrary, the powerful Pope Julius II commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the newly restored Sistine Chapel. With little experience as a painter(though famed for his sculpture David) Michelangeo was reluctant to begin the massive project. Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling recounts the four extraordinary years Michelangelo spent laboring over the vast ceiling while the power politics and personal rivalries that abounded in Rome swirled around him. Battling against ill health, financial difficulties, domestic problems, the pope's impatience, and a bitter rivalry with the brilliant young painter Raphael, Michelangelo created scenes so beautiful that they are considered to be among the greatest masterpieces of all time. A panorama of illustrious figures converged around the creation of this magnificent work, from the great Dutch scholar Erasmus to the young Martin Luther. Ross King skillfully weaves them through his compelling historical narrative, offering uncommon insight into the intersection of art and history. CONDITION: NEW. Unblemished except VERY slight edge/corner wear and rubbing to the covers. Just the normal slight wear expected in a new book caused by the book being shelved next to others. VERY minimal wear consistent with new stock from an open-shelf book store. Pages are pristine; clean. Crisp, unmarked, unmutilated, tightly bound, unambiguously unread. Satisfaction guaranteed. PLEASE SEE IMAGES BELOW FOR SAMPLE PAGES FROM INSIDE OF BOOK. PLEASE SEE PUBLISHER. PROFESSIONAL, AND READER REVIEWS BELOW. PUBLISHER REVIEW: REVIEW: King tells how Michelangelo Buonarroti. Known as a sculptor not as a painter, spent four years painting the ceiling of the newly restored Sistine Chapel for Pope Julius II while power politics and personal rivalries swirled around him. He was 33 when he was summoned back to Rome, from whi
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size P and US size 7.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.9 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$7.49 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Lummi Island, United States TRANSLATE Arabic Chinese French German Greek Indonesian Italian Hindi Japanese Korean Swedish Portuguese Russian Spanish Six and One-Half Carat 2.000 ... moreYear Old Hand-Carved Ancient Jade Amulet& Chain. CLASSIFICATION: Hand Cut Semi-Precious Jade Amulet. Hand-Drilled Suspension Hole(Bow Drill) ATTRIBUTION: Ancient China. Han Dynasty(206BC-220AD) SIZE/DIMENSIONS: Weight: 8.00 carats. Length: 21 millimeters. Width: 15 millimeters. Thickness: 4 millimeters. Chain: Contemporary gold electroplate 60 centimeters(24 inches) A wide variety of other chains are available upon request in sizes from 16 to 30 inches. And in metals ranging from gold and silver electroplate to sterling silver and solid 14kt gold as well as a bronze-toned copper chain. The default chain(absent contrary instructions) is gold electroplate, 24 inches. For a more authentic touch, we also have available handcrafted Greek black leather cords. CONDITION: Exceptional! Completely intact. DETAIL: A hand carved jade pendant about 2.000 years old attributable to the Han Dynasty of ancient China, about 1st century B.C. What lapis lazuli, carnelian, and turquoise was to the cultures of the ancient Mediterranean and Mesopotamia, including the Greeks, Egyptians, Romans, Sumerians, and Babylonians; jade was to the ancient Chinese. It was the gemstone of gemstones, it’s name synonymous with“gold” in other languages. Good as gold” the golden age” such expressions would have used the word“yu” for jade, rather than the word gold. This pendant seems to have two“faces” to it. With the point(the narrow end) on the bottom it seems to be a stylized face. But with the point at the top, as it seemingly would have intended to be worn, it seems to depict two figures, back to back, sitting beneath a tree. It might be a reference to the male and female personification of“Yin and Yang” The symbolism of Yin-Yang, also known as“Tai-Chi” refers to the I-Ching concept of the cycles of life, the balance between them, sometimes equated with the cyclical relatio
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size P and US size 7.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 14.1 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$3.99 Shipping Condition: Very Good Location: Lummi Island, United States Even the word "imperator" was ambiguous. If you’re a buff or serious student of Roman History, this is a “must have”, and is considered amongst the best ... moretranslations of Suetonius. How does Nero reward her?.
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$43.62 Shipping Condition: Used Location: RUISLIP, United Kingdom It is aUK size M and US size 6, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 13.7 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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$7.99 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Lummi Island, United States These ancient poems (7th to 14th century) are by the greatest Chinese poets and unlike almost all other anthologies, are translated so beautifully that ... morethe English is great poetry too. Incredibly beautiful, sensitive, full-color, full-page watercolor paintings as well as many drawings.
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Antique Ancient Judaea Jewish Bronze Women Ring SUPERB VERY RARE
Piece of History RARE Item description: Beautiful Antique Bronze Judaea. Jewish Women Ring. This ring was found a mong other Judaea and roman coins in Holy Land Region. US Size: 8 perfect condition 100% Guarantee Authentic. Genuine NOT Fake Shipping and Handling fees: COST Shipping Method Country $5.75 CAD Standard Airmail U.S.A. $4.50 CAD Standard Airmail Canada $7.50 CAD Standard Airmail Worldwide Shipping Discount: ONLY $1.00 USD Shipping and Handling for each additional item. if shipping discount on total items not correct please request total and I will send you an invoice with correct shipping rate) NOTE: I can wait to combine your items within 7 days if you need more time please contact me. Canadian Taxes are applicable. NS 15% HST B.C 12% HST NB. NFLD, and ON residents 13% HST All other Canadian residents 5% GST No TAX for US or International ... morebuyers Super Fast Shipping Thank you& Good luck Powered by
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Ancient Islamic Elegant Bronze Ring With Kufic Script
Ancient Islamic Elegant Bronze Ring With Kufic Script Description: Dainty and elegant bronze ring. Oval bezel with kufic script, two small ovals on each side, flat hoop within and without, toned and highlighted with partial dark patina. Kufi was replaced by Naskhi in approximately 1200 A.D. so this ring was made sometime after 600 A.D. and before 1200 A.D. Weight: 0.32g; Diameter: 14.05mm Size: USA: 3; UK: F; France: 44; Germany: 14; Japan: 4; Switzerland: 4 Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest ... morethat jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images)
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Radiate Person Standing Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Radiate Person Standing Design Description: Bronze Roman era ring with incised setting design of radiate person(emperor? accentuated dark green/brown patina. Diameter: 13-13.21mm Size(13.21mm) USA: 2; UK: D; France: 41 ½; Germany: 13 ½; Japan: 2; Switzerland: 1 ½ Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early ... morenecklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. P
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Linear Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Linear Design Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Eye-shape setting area with linear design, dark brown patina. Diameter: 16.10mm Size: USA: 5 ½; UK: L; France: 51 ¾; Germany: 16; Japan: 10 ½; Switzerland: 11 ¾; Weight: 2.51g The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials ... moresuch as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze and signet rings were worn on either hand while ring
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Ancient Roman Tiny Bronze Ring Hexagon Shaped Setting
Ancient Roman Tiny Bronze Ring Hexagon Shaped Setting Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Hexagon shaped setting, linear design, pronounced rise at base, green patina with red accent. Diameter: 11.95mm Size: USA: ½; UK: A; France: Germany: Japan: Switzerland: Weight: 1.70g The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such ... moreas bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze and signet rings were worn on either hand while rings set
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Diamond Shaped Setting
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Diamond Shaped Setting Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Diamond shaped setting, linear design, pronounced rise at base, light green patina with red accent. Diameter: 15.04mm Size: USA: 4 ¼; UK: I; France: 47 ¾; Germany: 15– 15 ¼; Japan: 10 ½; Switzerland: 11 ¾; Weight: 1.44g The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and ... morebracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze an
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Incised Botanical Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Incised Botanical Design Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Pointed oval bezel with incised botanically influenced design, hoop flat within, beveled without, widened at shoulders, small rise at base, toned with red and dark green patina. Weight: 2.48g; Diameter: 16.92mm Size: USA: 6½; UK: N; France: 54; Germany: 17; Japan: 13; Switzerland: 14; Reference: F.H. Marshall. Catalogue of Finger Rings, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman: In The Department Of Antiquities, British Museum(Pg. 223:1455 similar bezel shape) Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten ... moreanimal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Elliptical Form Raised Bezel
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Elliptical Form Raised Bezel Description: Bronze Roman era ring. 2nd- 3rd century A.D. hoop of elliptical form with uniform convex bevel, flat on either side, raised bezel with two incised lines on one side, dark green patina. Diameter: 14.86mm Size: USA: 4; UK: H ½; France: 46 ½- 47; Germany: 15; Japan: 7; Switzerland: 6 ½- 7 ½; Ref: Catalogue of Finger Rings. Greek, Etruscan and Roman: Dept. of Antiquities, British Museum: pg. 33:200, pl. V: 200(similar shape) Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing ... morethem to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring With Refined Elegant Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring With Refined Elegant Design Description: The timeless style of this example is one that transcends empires. It shares styling cues used from Roman times to the love rings of the 1600-1700’s(see references below) Elliptical bezel with pointed ends. Small ovals on either side, hoop flat within, beveled without, uniform width, toned with dark green/brown patina. Weight: 1.05g; Diameter: 16.92mm Size: USA: 6½; UK: N; France: 54; Germany: 17; Japan: 13; Switzerland: 14; References: 1) F.H. Marshall. Catalogue of Finger Rings, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman: In The Department Of Antiquities, British Museum(Pl. XXXIII: 907,914 shared styling cues) 2) Franks Bequest: Catalogue of Finger Rings. Early Christian, Byzantine, Teutonic, Mediaeval and Later, British Museum, Department Of British And Mediaeval Antiquities And Ethnology(Pl. ... moreXXVII: 1056 similar bezel shape and design) Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attra
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Ancient Bronze Ring possibly Roman Era Unadorned Design
Ancient Bronze Ring possibly Roman Era Unadorned Design Description: Bronze ring. No styling cues to provide approximate era, could be anywhere from Roman to Ottoman, plain band with one flat spot, slight patina. Diameter: 15.04mm Size: USA: 4 ¼; UK: I; France: 47 ¾; Germany: 15– 15 ¼; Japan: 10 ½; Switzerland: 11 ¾; Weight: 3.49g Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle ... moreEast into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Flowing Incised Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Flowing Incised Design Description: Bronze ring with attractive random flowing incised design in center. Dark brown patina, slight earthen encrustation. Diameter: 14.9mm Size: US: 4; UK: H ½; Germany: 15; Japan: 7 Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials ... moresuch as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze and signet rings were worn on either hand while rings se
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Round Bezel With Incised Lines
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Round Bezel With Incised Lines Description: Bronze Roman era ring with round bezel with faint incised lines. Dark green patina, beveled at shoulders. Ref: BMC Greek/Etruscan/Roman Rings 23:122(pl. IV 122) Diameter: 13.21mm Size: USA: 2; UK: D; France: 41 ½; Germany: 13 ½; Japan: 2 Switzerland: 1 ½ Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into ... morecontinental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings tha
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Eye Shaped Setting and Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Eye Shaped Setting and Design Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Eye-shaped setting with eye design, sculpted accent at shoulders and base, accentuated by dark green patina. Diameter: 16.10mm Size: USA: 5 ½; UK: L; France: 51 ¾; Germany: 16; Japan: 10 ½; Switzerland: 11 ¾; Weight: 3.42g The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and ... morebracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze an
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Triangular Design
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Triangular Design Description: Bronze Roman era ring with triangular incised setting design. Accentuated with small rise at base, dark green/brown patina. Diameter: 17.75mm Size: USA: 7 ½; UK: P; France: 56 ½; Germany: 17 ¾; Japan: 15; Switzerland: 16 ½ The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily ... moreavailable materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rings that were strictly observed. Plain bronze and signet rings were worn on ei
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Diamond Shaped Incised Bezel
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Diamond Shaped Incised Bezel Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Diamond shaped bezel with incised design, hoop flat within, beveled without, widened at shoulders, small rise at base, toned with dark green/brown patina. Weight: 1.49g; Diameter: 14.02-16.1mm(Elliptical hoop widest and narrowest diameters shown) Size: USA: 3-5½; UK: F-L; France: 44-51¾; Germany: 14-16; Japan: 4-10; Switzerland: 4-11¾; Reference: F.H. Marshall. Catalogue of Finger Rings, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman: In The Department Of Antiquities, British Museum(Pg. 22:115 similar bezel shape) Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that ... morejewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were ext
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Antique 18thC 1ct+ Sapphire Ancient Gem of King Solomon Sterling Ring
Antique Genuine Natural Russian One Carat(Plus) Royal Blue Sapphire Oval. Contemporary High Quality Sterling Silver Ring(Size 7– Resizing Available) CLASSIFICATION: Cabochon Blue Sapphire Oval. ORIGIN: The Ural Mountains. Russia. 18th Century. SIZE: Length: 7mm. Width: 5mm. Depth: 3mm. All measurements approximate. WEIGHT: 1.19 carats. NOTE: Resizing is available. 14kt solid gold setting is also available. NOTE: If you would like only the gemstone. And not the setting, we can dismount the gemstone and offer you the gemstone without the setting. Just let us know, and yes, we’ll discount the price by the cost of the setting. DETAIL: Ancient Hebrew legends state that the tablets upon which the Ten Commandments were written. Were actually sapphire, and biblical accounts record that King Solomon wore a sapphire ring. Monarchs of the ancient world ... moreoftentimes wore sapphires around their necks as a powerful defense from harm. They preserved the wearer from envy and attracted divine favor. Ancient Hebrew sorcerers and mystics valued the sapphire above all other gemstones, believing that sapphire enabled them to interpret oracles and foretell the future. Here’s a gorgeous, richly colored natural royal blue sapphire precious gemstone from the Ural Mountains of Russia. The gemstone was hand shaped and polished into this very beautiful oval cabochon by an 18th century Russian artisan. Part of an heritage renown for the production of the elaborate gemstones and jewelry of the Czars of Medieval, Renaissance, and Victorian Russia. The result is an exquisite and incredibly richly colored precious gemstone with lots of depth and gorgeous tone. It is considerably lighter than inky"midnight blue" African or Australian sapphires, approximately thee same medium blue of sapphires from Ceylon and Burma, or the“cornflower blue” of Kashmiri sapphires. It would be considerably lighter to the eye except that the cabochon gemstone is so thick. Naturally the thicker the gemstone the darker it appears, as there is more material for
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Design and Beveled Setting
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Incised Design and Beveled Setting Description: Bronze Roman era ring with raised incised setting. Dark green patina, a couple areas of pitting and partial metal deterioration. Ref: BMC Greek/Etruscan/Roman Rings 88:518(pl.XV 518) Diameter: 15.4mm Size: USA: 4 5/8; UK: J; France: 49; Germany: 15 ½; Switzerland: 9 Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East ... moreinto continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rin
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ANCIENT BRONZE SWIVEL RING WITH STEATITE SCARAB 1000 BC
Dark brown swivel steatite scarab ring. Image of a horse rider(or probably a lion with two letters on top) Inner diameter of the ring: about 1.8 cm. Length of scarab: 1.5 cm. ALL OUR STORE INVENTORY IS FOR SALE AS ONE LOT. DEALERS. INVESTORS WELCOME TO GIVE US OFFERS. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL OR PERSONAL CHECK DRAWN TO A USA BANK ONLY We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please send us a message. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Elliptical Bezel Beveled Hoop
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Elliptical Bezel Beveled Hoop Description: Bronze Roman era ring. Elliptical bezel with pointed ends, hoop flat within, beveled with raised line without, widened at shoulders, toned and accented with dark patina. Weight: 1.02g; Diameter: 12.50mm Size: USA: 1 ¼; UK: B ½; Reference: F.H. Marshall. Catalogue of Finger Rings, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman: In The Department Of Antiquities, British Museum(Pl. XXX:1229 similar style) Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest ... morethat jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East into continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) pr
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Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Oval Bezel With Incised Lines
Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Oval Bezel With Incised Lines Description: Bronze Roman era ring with raised oval bezel with incised lines. Dark green patina, beveled at shoulders. Ref: style) BMC Greek/Etruscan/Roman Rings 25:137(pl. IV 137) Diameter: 13.21mm Size: USA: 2; UK: D; France: 41 ½; Germany: 13 ½; Japan: 2 Switzerland: 1 ½ Click to view supersized image The crafting and wearing of jewelry has been a unique trait exhibited by mankind from our early beginnings. Paleolithic items of adornment have been unearthed that date back 75.000-100,000 years. It is theorized that jewelry originated as a purely functional item used to fasten animal hides together allowing them to be worn as clothing. Findings suggest that jewelry making became more prevalent over 40.000 years ago as mankind migrated from Africa and the Middle East ... moreinto continental Europe. Early necklaces and bracelets were made from readily available materials such as bone, teeth, shells and stone strung together using twine from animal sinew or catgut. The forging of copper some 7.000 years ago allowed metal to be utilized as a material to craft jewelry. The smelting of copper and tin to make the alloy bronze heralded the advent of the Bronze Age some 5.000-6,000 years ago. It is conceivable that metal workers used their knowledge of metallurgy to craft items of adornment as well as tools and weapons. Jewelry has served(and continues to serve) three basic roles. As an ornament it attracts attention and could be used as a testament to hunting prowess or more general attributes. As an amulet holding supernatural power it protected the wearer against physical harm. Warded off evil and healed ailments. As society evolved it also became a symbol of wealth or social standing. Rings were extremely popular among the Romans. Their faith in the curative and protective powers attributed to some stones(as well as shapes and images) provided additional incentive to wear these amulets on their fingers. There were certain rules in the fashion of rin
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Ancient Holy Land Bronze Finger Ring 1st Millennium BC
Ancient Holy Land Bronze Finger Ring 1st Millennium BC Color: Green Patina Diameter Bezel: 21mm Diameter Ring: 21mm This ring was purchased from Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek- Eindhoven. Netherlands in 2006…who is an Ebay Seller as well. They have an exceptional reputation and anything I have ever purchased from them has been authentic. All of our items come with an“Authenticity Guarantee” Certificate. These ancient rings are rare finds and this one is in very good condition. It has been in a safe deposit box since it was purchased and was briefly handled for the photographs needed for this listing. I did have a curator view the item after the purchase and he confirmed it to be authentic. I will guarantee these items to be authentic and if you are not satisfied with your purchase. I am offering a thirty day unconditional money back guarantee. ... moreI stand behind my items and am willing to provide a full refund, within thirty days from the receipt of your order. I have been a collector for many years and have many items that I will be listing for sale. But of all available for sale, the items purchased from the Netherlands, are the most difficult to release. We appreciate your business and if you have any questions. In regards to these items, please feel free to contact me. Thank you!
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Victorian antique style ancient Roman bead ring 21kt gold gf Persian HUGE $485
VERY LARGE RING! Interesting ring.Persian designs Antique style fitte d with an ancient Greco-Roman glass centerpiece. Bead could be as old as 1450+ years old. Well carved. The details o n this ring are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! This ring is determined to be 21kt gold filled or plated. Just the old glass centerpiece alone is valuable and to be treasured! Could be worn as a man ring or woman since it is fashionable to wear chunky rings. Hard to put a date on this piece so we put the time range within the 1900's.1900-1999) Since we obtained various ethnic items lately we will be auctioning them off soon.We try to include all the details that we given to us.Collections, bazaars and estates you don't get much,when we get a collection usually there is a lot of info on tags etc. Selli ng in our store at $485 Its a nice piece.You can wear it now and ... moreits a collectors item not to be missed. Weight: 17 grams Age: Ranging within the 1900's.1900-1999) Size: 10 1/2 US 100% genuine and authentic. The pictures of the item are bigger than the actual item of course.It is to show the details,so the the pictures were zoomed many times. Only Paypal is accepted.7 day return privilege is we made a mistake in the listing,no returns for change of mind. The buyer is responsible to have read the description in detail including size. WAIT FOR MY INVOICE Since we cant afford to lose out on a shipment.If you order sells over 25$ we need to send out your item with a registered mail service with insurance and a tracking number which costs $38 to $65 depending on service chosen overseas and 12.50$ Canada. 18.65$ Usa. We combine shipping.Simply add 1.25$ per extra item.
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Genuine Ancient Christian Ring From Late Antiquity
An outstanding and unique ancient relic from the earliest days of Christianity. Found by a metal detectorist in northern Greece. It features an angel facing right, and holding a staff with loop& cross. This item dates to the 3rd or 4th century; a time when Roman persecution of early believers was still prevalent throughout the empire. Size: approx. 6.5. The bezel is made of bronze. The band appears to be a replacement& is made of copper. An absolutely unique and one of a kind conversation piece. Condition is as appears in the photographs. The imagery is worn& faded. But this is common in metal items which have been buried for almost two thousand years. Clean, intact& wearable, if desired. The small amount of patina remaining on the inside of the band is a testament to the authenticity of this item, is removable if desired. ... moreA fine addition to any collection of ancient religious jewelry& one which would make a unique a gift for any Christian.
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Ancient RARE Israelite Samaritan Ring With A Depiction of Mt. Gerizim 200-300AD
The Judeans(Israelites) History The Samaritans are an ethnoreligious group of the Levant. Descended from ancient Semitic inhabitants of the region. Religiously the Samaritans are adherents of Samaritanism, an Abrahamic religion closely related to Judaism. Based on the Samaritan Torah,Samaritans assert their worship is the true religion of the ancient Israelites prior to the Babylonian Exile, preserved by those who remained in the Land of Israel, as opposed to Judaism, which they assert is a related but altered and amended religion, brought back by those returning from the Babylonian exile. Ancestrally. Samaritans claim descent from the Israelite tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh(the two sons of Joseph(son of Jacob) as well as from the priestly tribe of Levi, who have links to ancient Samaria from the period of their entry into the land of Canaan, ... morewhile some suggest that it was from the beginning of the Babylonian Exile up to the Samaritan polity of Baba Rabba. Samaritans used to include a line of Benjamin tribe, but it went extinct during the decline period of the Samaritan demographics. Normal 0 false false false EN-SG X-NONE X-NONE- About This Ring The sun rises in the East and sets in the West- this intricately carved scenery depicts the promise of a new day upon the surface of this large Samaritan bronze ring. A Samaritan sits upon his camel among shrubs; a palm tree behind him. And a constructed dwelling before him; as he watches the luminous sun rise brightly from behind Mt. Gerizim. Slowly warming the earth. The mountain is sacred to the Samaritans who regard it as having been the location chosen by Yahweh for a holy temple, and continues to be the center of Samaritan religion to this day. Recent Dead Sea Scrolls work supports the accuracy of the Samaritan Pentateuch's designation of Mount Gerizim rather than Mount Ebal as the sacred site. The light earthen patina retained from the ea
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Ancient Bronze Big Ring with Local Judaea / Canaanite decoration.
AUTHENTIC ANCIENT Lot OF Ancient Bronze Big Ring with Local Judaea/ Canaanite decoration. Condition: Intact. See pictures. All Items offered on auction or on my ebay store are guaranteed genuine. Buyers from Israel have to pay additional 18% VAT(ma'am) The coins and items pictured are exact coins and items you will receive. Terms of sale 1: Shipping: Will ship worldwide. Please wait it takes time to get export approval(Usual it takes one week) Please add 5$ postage for orders shipped by registered Air mail. Multiple items combined, please add 1$ for each addition coin. 2: Refund: I guarantee you complete satisfaction with all my high quality products. If you receive an item you did not order or if an item you ordered is received damaged or defective, I will refund you the price you paid for it. After return of the item back to me. If ... moreyou should do this, be certain to use registered mail when shipping the item(s) back to me. 3: Payments: I accept the following payment methods: 1)I accept Visa/ MasterCard/ Euro Cards via PAYPAL. 2)West. 3) Personal checks: I accept check for total payment of 100$ and more. For payments through personal check please add 6$ more. 4) Please allow time for checks to clear from those unknown to me. About me ancient-art@012.net.il I am graduated with a B.A. in Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures. From Tel-Aviv University. I have license to trade in antiquities; my license number is# 307. Israel is a country where dealing in antiquities is legal: every single sold object is exported after receiving the license from the Israel Antiquities Authority. Of course free of charge, everyone who want me to send it, please let me know.
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Ancient Egyptian Silver Ring custom made into 14K encased Pendant
Silver ancient Egyptian ring with broken band found in Palestine custom made into 14K gold pendant. You can see the ring band remnants in reverse. This is a one of a kind piece of Jewelry that any woman would love! o`7.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B6mwimiu%3Eo%607-140f0974ab0-0xf5-
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Ring stamp ANCIENT BRONZE eastern Mediterranean Sea Byzantine Rome Antioch K12
Ring stamp ANCIENT BRONZE eastern Mediterranean Sea Byzantine Rome Antioch This ancient artifact found in Israel. And will be good for any collection! You can also restore or repair this ring. And it can be used as an insert into a ring or pendant, and you'll have a piece of jewelry with the ancient artifact! Buy an ancient artifact from the first-hand owner is a unique opportunity! Diameter on the top surface of the ring- 8 mm ● All items are guaranteed to be genuine and as described. 30 day return privilege for any reason less shipping fees. ● International and domestic shipping and handling via 1st class mail is $5.50. Combined shipping: $1.00 more for each additional auction added to the shipment. ● Shipping charges include handling and shipping materials. Not just postage expenses. ● Payment must be received within 2 weeks from the ... moreend of auction. ● Contact us if you have any questions before bidding.
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AD350 Ancient Rome Antioch Engraved Sculpted Starburst Christian Cross Ring Sz9½
TRANSLATE Arabic Chinese French German Greek Indonesian Italian Hindi Japanese Korean Swedish Portuguese Russian Spanish Size 9 1/2 Genuine Ancient Engraved Starburst Roman Bronze Ring with Sculpted/Shouldered Bands 350 A.D. CLASSIFICATION: Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with bezel featuring engraved starburst and sculpted/shouldered bands. ATTRIBUTION: Eastern Roman Empire(Antiochia) Fourth Century A.D. SIZE/MEASUREMENTS: Fits ring size 9 1/2(U.S. Diameter: 23mm x 22mm(outer dimensions) 20mm(inner diameter) Bezel: 14 1/2mm(diameter) 2mm(height) Fixed Width 3mm Band. Weight: 5.22 grams. CONDITION: Very Good! Completely intact. Only moderate wear evidenced. And only very mild porosity(surface pitting caused by contact with earth while buried) Professionally conserved. DETAIL: A nicely crafted and fairly sophisticated ancient Roman bronze ring circa ... morefourth century A.D. As you can see. The design is quite sturdy, with heavy bands and thick bezel, and the ring is very handsome character. The"bezel" or center part of this ring depicts a starburst; over which is superimposed a very distinct cross. Starburst themes of one variety or another were a very popular geometric design during the first few centuries A.D. and the starburst design engraved into the surface of this bezel is done very nicely. Many of the starburst designs were actually enhanced cross designs known as a“stellata cross” amongst other variants. Though the starburst design was a classic and typical(pagan) Roman theme. It was eventually co-opted by the ancient Christians. By the fourth century A.D. the cross element was generally more accentuated than is the case with this specimen, and was known as a“stellata” This particular specimen is a very close precursor to the fourth century stellata, though in some later examples the cross was a little more of a cross and a little less of a star. To either side of the bezel are raised shoulders, created by building up the band on either side of the bezel. It gives the ring a sculpted look
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Ancient Roman Era Holy Land Palestine Ring Monkey Head Skull (#5427)
Antiquity Antique monkey or skull ring from the late Roman era circa 300 found in the Holy Land/ Israel. Measurements: Approximately US size 6. Weighs 1-2 grams. Ruler in'photos is in inches. Metal is oxidised as is natural for an item of this age. Possibly oxidised silver or iron. A simple round shank. Broadening slightly at the shoulders, supports a monkey head, something like a skull. The back of the head like a scalloped shell. A collar around the neck. Fascinating in every way. The design is tremendously interesting and the survival of something so delicate for over 1800 years is astonishing. Marks: none. Condition: the metal is oxidised. As previously mentioned. No damage found. Notes: Monkeys are not indigenous to Palestine/ ancient Israel. But images/ artistic representations of them indicate that they were brought into the region, ... morefrom either Egypt or the East. In Ancient Rome at the time, monkeys were used as pets and often dressed as soldiers to be pulled in small chariots by goats. Their images are also found on vessels of the time, but the significance is not clear. The man who sold me this ring told me that he has seen monkey rings from the Israel/Palestine area once or twice before, but he also does not know what their significance is. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS– PLEASE NOTE: Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We have been selling high quality genuine antiques on the internet since 1998. Buy with confidence– we are reliable as our record shows. And we guarrantee everything we sell. See our policies below. 境外买家请注意： 所购买物品的价钱或者运输费用皆不包括进口关税，消费税和其它费用，所有这些费用买家自付。 在购买之前，请你到所在国的海关部门查询这些相关附加费用。 自从一九九八年以来，我们一直在互联网上卖高质量，货真价实的古玩。放心的买吧！就像我们的纪录显示那样-我们是信得过的，我们对我们所卖的一切负责。请看我们的规则如下： Check out my other eBay auctions! Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers Please read our TERMS& CONDITIONS below:
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Ancient Samaritan Bronze Seal Ring with Old Hebrew Letter “י” or “yud” 200-300AD
The Judeans(Israelites) History Early Iron Age By the Early Iron Age. Around 1020 BCE, the Southern Levant came to be ruled by the Kingdom of Israel, and its successors, the Northern Kingdom and the Kingdom of Judah. The Northern Kingdom was conquered into the Neo-Assyrian Empire in 720 BCE. The Kingdom of Judah remained nominally independent, but paid tribute to the Assyrian Empire from 715 and throughout the first half of the 7th century BCE, regaining its independence as the Assyrian Empire declined after 640 BCE, but after 609 again fell under the sway of imperial rule, this time paying tribute at first to the Egyptians and after 601 BCE to the Neo-Babylonian Empire, until 586 BCE, when it was finally conquered by Babylonia. Judea is central to much of the narrative of the Torah. With the Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob said to have ... morebeen buried at Hebron in the Tomb of the Patriarchs. Persian and Hellenistic periods The Babylonian Empire fell to the conquests of Cyrus the Great in 539 BCE. Judea remained under Persian rule until the conquest of Alexander the Great in 332 BCE. Eventually falling under the rule of the Hellenistic Seleucid Empire until the revolt of Judas Maccabeus resulted in the Hasmonean dynasty of Kings who ruled in Judea for over a century. Roman conquest Judea lost its independence to the Romans in the 1st century BCE. By becoming first a tributary kingdom, then a province, of the Roman Empire. The Romans had allied themselves to the Maccabees and interfered again in 63 BCE, at the end of the Third Mithridatic War, when the proconsul Pompeius Magnus(Pompey the Great" stayed behind to make the area secure for Rome. Queen Alexandra Salome had recently died, and a civil war broke out between her sons, Hyrcanus II and Aristobulus II. Pompeius restored Hyrcanus but political rule passed to the Herodian family who ruled as client kings. In 6 CE, Judea came under direct Roman rule as the province ofIudaea. Eventually, the Jews rose against Roman rule in 66 CE in a revolt that was unsucce
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Ancient Eastern Greek / Baktrian Bronze Ring - 900 - 600 BC
Ancient Eastern Greek/ Baktrian Bronze Ring- 900- 600 BC Very unique ring and very wearable.with twisted band. The bezel and ring are about 21mm. US Size about a 7" Thick green patina with earthen encrustation. Payment Methods PayPal Returns and Guarantees Every item comes with a 100% Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity. If the item you receive is not a described. Damaged, etc. notify us and return the item in its original condition within 14 days of receipt, for a full refund. Free Shipping Our products are securely shipped via USPS with delivery Confirmation. We ship within 1-2 business days after purchase is complete. Please allow 5– 7 days. USA and 5-10 days internationally, after receipt of your payment, for your item to arrive. Payment is expected immediately, in the event payment is not received, a non-payment claim will be filled ... moreand the item will be relisted. Thank you for your purchase!
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Ancient Holy Land Wearable Bronze Ring - 1000BC - 1BC
Ancient Holy Land Wearable Bronze Ring- 1000BC- 1BC Raised Design Beautiful Ring.with twisted band. About 21mm. US Size about a 7" Nice Green Patina $298.00 The 1st millennium BC encompasses the Iron Age and sees the rise of many successive empires. And spanned from 1000 BC to 1 B The Neo-Assyrian Empire. Followed by the Achaemenids. In Greece, Classical Antiquity begins with the colonization of Magna Graecia and peaks with the rise of Hellenism. The close of the millennium sees the rise of the Roman Empire. In South Asia, the Vedic civilization blends into the Maurya Empire. The early Celts dominate Central Europe while Northern Europe is in the Pre-Roman Iron Age. The Scythians dominate Central Asia. In China, the Spring and Autumn period sees the rise of Confucianism. Towards the close of the millennium, the Han Dynasty extends Chinese ... morepower towards Central Asia, where it borders on Indo-Greek and Iranian states. Yayoi period in Japanese islands. The Maya civilization rises in Central America, while in Africa, Ancient Egypt begins its decline, rise of the Nubian Empire, and Aksum's birth. The religions of Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Hinduism(Vedic religion and Vedanta) Jainism and Buddhism develop. Graeco-Roman Europe, India and China see the rise of literature. World population greatly increases in the course of the millennium, reaching some 170 to 400 million people at its close depending on the estimates used. Payment Methods PayPal Returns and Guarantees Every item comes with a 100% Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity. If the item you receive is not a described. Damaged, etc. notify us and return the item in its original condition within 14 days of receipt, for a full refund. Free Shipping Our products are securely shipped via USPS with delivery Confirmation. We ship within 1-2 business days after purchase is complete. Please allow 5– 7 days. USA and 5-10 days internationally, after receipt of your payment, for your item to arrive. Payment is expected immediately, in the event payment is not received,
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Ancient Byzantine/Holyland Engraved Crest on stone Dark Green color Bronze Ring
Treasure might be in your hand with this the most rarest ever seen Ancient Antique ring engraved crest on the stone dark green light go through Green intact Possible christ.Jesus Era. Ancient Antique Byzantine/Holyland Engraved Crest on stone Dark Green color Bronze Ring size 7 weight 17 Grams size of stone round 20mm see scan and judge by your self. Private collector from Lebanon discover this ring in Jobeel city in Lebanon back to Jesus Era.Bid with confident if not happy return it back and be full refund.Auction for 5 days.Happy Bidding. Shipping worldwide cost $19 ship by DHL Carrier with tracking number reach you within a few days.
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Interesting Ancient bronze ring with inscription on bezel- hexagonal band
A RISTOS A NCIENTS Ancient bronze ring with inscription on bezel of animal or of a crude middle eastern script- hexagonal band. Weight 1.2 grams 14-17 mm inside band. Partial cleaned. Combined shipping available AS ALWAYS ALL MY COINS COME WITH AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED WITHOUT TIME LIMIT. SEE MY OTHER COIN LISTINGS.
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ANCIENT GOLD AND GLASS RING LATE ROMAN 200-400 AD
Gold and glass ring. Turquoise color square shape glass in zigzag designed gold. Thick flattened gold band. Excellent iridescence. Size: 7.5 American size. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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ANCIENT SIVER RING WITH MAGICAL EYE SHAPE & ENGRAVED DESIGNS ROMAN 100-300 AD
Magical eye shaped silver ring. With some design(probably a letter(S) and knobs on the band. The magical eye shape was used in ancient times as a blessing and protection against the evil eye. It is still believed to hold the same meaning until these days. Size 3.75(American size) Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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ANCIENT GOLD AND GLASS RING MAGICAL EYE SHAPE LATE ROMAN 300-500 AD
Gold and glass ring. Diamond shape(Magical eye) glass stone with golden iridescence(patina) Size: 6 American size. Small damage on the side of the gold band. Otherwise in excellent condition. Since the ancient times. Thousands of years back, until our days, the eye image has always served as a power amulet protecting against evil. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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RARE ANCIENT BRONZE RING PYRAMID SHAPE GREEK 600-300 BC
Greek. 600-300 BC. Large size bronze ring. Pyramid shape ending with a round top and consisting of several levels. Remains of gold between the levels showing that the ring had once been gilded. Size: 11 American size. RARE. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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Ancient Proto-Aramaic Large Bronze Ring, 900-800 BC W/COA
Ancient Proto-Aramaic Large Bronze Ring. 900-800 BC W/COA This ring was purchased from an eBay antiquities dealer who currently holds a 100% perfect rating(eBay ID name intaglia) and whose expertise is in Holy Land. Greek and Egyptian antiquities The ring comes with a COA External diameter: 21 mm Inner diameter: 19 mm Fully intact Please contact us for any questions Thank you Payment: We currently accept payment via PayPal only Please make payment within 3 days Shipping and Handling: Items are shipped within 1-3 business days of receiving payment and will include a tracking number! Returns: 14 days money refund(shipping costs are not refundable.sorry)
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Ancient Samaritan Hebrew Bronze Ring Ancient Script Rare 200-300 AD
Ancient Samaritan Hebrew Bronze Ring Ancient Script Rare 200-300 AD Early Iron Age By the Early Iron Age. Around 1020 BCE, the Southern Levant came to be ruled by the Kingdom of Israel, and its successors, the Northern Kingdom and the Kingdom of Judah. The Northern Kingdom was conquered into the Neo-Assyrian Empire in 720 BCE. The Kingdom of Judah remained nominally independent, but paid tribute to the Assyrian Empire from 715 and throughout the first half of the 7th century BCE, regaining its independence as the Assyrian Empire declined after 640 BCE, but after 609 again fell under the sway of imperial rule, this time paying tribute at first to the Egyptians and after 601 BCE to the Neo-Babylonian Empire, until 586 BCE, when it was finally conquered by Babylonia. Judea is central to much of the narrative of the Torah. With the Patriarchs ... moreAbraham, Isaac and Jacob said to have been buried at Hebron in the Tomb of the Patriarchs. Persian and Hellenistic periods The Babylonian Empire fell to the conquests of Cyrus the Great in 539 BCE. Judea remained under Persian rule until the conquest of Alexander the Great in 332 BCE. Eventually falling under the rule of the Hellenistic Seleucid Empire until the revolt of Judas Maccabeus resulted in the Hasmonean dynasty of Kings who ruled in Judea for over a century. Roman conquest Judea lost its independence to the Romans in the 1st century BCE. By becoming first a tributary kingdom, then a province, of the Roman Empire. The Romans had allied themselves to the Maccabees and interfered again in 63 BCE, at the end of the Third Mithridatic War, when the proconsul Pompeius Magnus(Pompey the Great" stayed behind to make the area secure for Rome. Queen Alexandra Salome had recently died, and a civil war broke out between her sons, Hyrcanus II and Aristobulus II. Pompeius restored Hyrcanus but political rule passed to the Herodian family who ruled as client kings. In 6 CE, Judea came under direct Roman rule as the province ofIudaea. Eventually, the Jews rose against Roman rule i
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ZURQIEH - ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER RING WITH GALLEY - DECAPOLIS , 300 A.D
ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER RING WITH GALLEY- DECAPOLIS. 300 A.D THIS RING ORIGINALLY WAS FOUND IN JORDAN. AND GADARA WAS AMONG THE DECAPOLIS CITIES WHICH MINTED COINS WITH A GALLEY. DIMENSIONS: 23 X 21 MM. 9.42GM CONDITION: perfect condition. No repairs, NO RESTORATION SHIPPING: US$6.00 FOR REGISTERED& INSURED SHIPPING TO ANY WHERE IN THE WORLD. TRACKING NUMBER WILL BE PROVIDED. WE ALSO COMBINE SHIPPING FOR MORE THAN ONE ITEM. BUYER WILL PAY THE HIGHEST SHIPPING COST OF ANY OF THE ITEMS HE WON. RETURNS: BIDDERS HAVE 14 DAYS FROM THE DAY OF RECIEVING THE ITEM TO DECIDE TO KEEP THE ITEM OR RETURN IT. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY(COA) A SIGNED COA WITH OUR COMPANY'S HEADING WILL BE SENT WITH EACH PIECE. STATING EBAY TITLE WITH AGE, EBAY ID# PRICE AND PHOTO OF THE ITEM. TRANSITE TIME: EUROPE: 8- 14 DAYS U.S.A& AUSTRALIA: ... more20- 35 DAYS. SOME TIMES SOONER, DEPENDING ON LUCK REALLY! CANADA: AVERAGE 14 DAYS. RUSSIA: ONLY BY EXPRESS MAIL. 30- 60 DAYS ISRAEL: SHIPPING VIA CANADA: 30 DAYS CONTACT INFO: TEL. 00971 50 1683061 P.O.BOX 18967. DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST ALL THE BEST TO YOU ALL HUSSAM ZURQIEH.
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Ancient Bronze Medieval Byzant-Islamic Hair ring decorated 36mm 18.7 grams
A RISTOS A NCIENTS Ancient Bronze Medieval Byzant Near east Islamic period Hair ring decorated all the way around size:33-36mm inside ring weight: 18.7 grams as found uncleaned. AS ALWAYS ALL MY ITEMS COME WITH AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED WITHOUT TIME LIMIT. SEE MY OTHER COIN LISTINGS.
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$485 Antique Ancient Roman look ring intaglio seal soldier gladiator 21k gold gp
We are offering to the highest bidder W hat style and grace! Looks Roman in style with an engraved image of what appears to be Roman soldier or gladiator holding a shield and a spear 21kt gold plated Ring size: 9.75 US, Weight: 13.5 grams. Our store price: $ 485 Refer to detailed photos which have been enlarged to show the texture and details of the items on auctions. The pictures of the item are bigger than the actual item of course.It is to show the details,so the the pictures were zoomed many times WAIT FOR MY INVOICE Since we cant afford to lose out on a shipment.If you order sells over 25$ we need to send out your item with a registered mail service with insurance and a tracking number which costs 42$ to $68 overseas.12.50$ Canada, 19.50$ Usa. If your total order is under 25$ we can ship out at 3.85$ Canada.4.25$ USA and 5.85$ overseas. ... moreFREE COMBINED SHIPPING.Add any amount of items to your order for no add ition al shipping charges. On 11-Jul-14 at 05:29:47 EDT. Seller added the following information:
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Ancient BYZANTINE TOOLS tweezers pick ring old set VF collection lot antique
This auction is for a RARE authentic ancient Byzantine bronze tool set dated 500 AD- 900 AD( over 1100 years old) This set includes: decorated tweezers and a pick on a ring. It is in excellent condition with beautiful patina. Total length is 50mm. Found near the Holyland. This piece can be compared to a similar piece shown in. David Hendin's"Amphora Catalog 89#442" shown in picture 3) All my artifacts are ancient as described. And guaranteed authentic. Ask all questions before bidding. S/H will be FREE WORLDWIDE. All international packages are shipped with insurance. Payment is due within 15 days of auction end. I accept payment by mail. Ask about other payment options. Payment must clear before item will be shipped. E-mail me with questions. Happy bidding. Don't forget to check out my other auctions for more great deals ... moreon Ancient Jewelry.
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Ancient Roman, Holy land Bronze Ring c.100-200 AD.
Ancient Roman. Holy land Bronze Ring c.100-200 AD. Ring size 7 USA. 18 mm from inside band) Unusual ancient bronze ring with initial N. Condition: perfect. SKU# L Guaranteed Authenticity. For further information please call 212 3191077 Froo www.froo.com | Froo Cross Sell. Free Cross Sell, Cross promote, eBay Marketing, eBay listing Apps, eBay Apps, eBay Application.
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Ancient Roman, Holy land Bronze Ring with Bird c.100-200 AD.
Ancient Roman. Holy land Bronze Ring with Bird c.100-200 AD. Ring size 8.5 USA. 21 mm from inside band) Unusual ancient bronze ring with Carved Bird. Condition: perfect. SKU# L Guaranteed Authenticity. For further information please call 212 3191077 Froo www.froo.com | Froo Cross Sell. Free Cross Sell, Cross promote, eBay Marketing, eBay listing Apps, eBay Apps, eBay Application.
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Ancient Judean Ring. Amazing Ring With Palm Tree & Baskets. Similar to Coin.
Ancient Judean Ring. Amazing Ring With Palm Tree& Baskets. Similar to Coin. Here's an amazing Ring of first cenutry Judea in time of Temple found in Jerusalem. It Depicts A Palm Tree and Baskets Beneth it. This is almost Identical to a bronze coin of Jewish Revolt. Likely a tourist did teh ring similar to coin. Ring a slightly broken.
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