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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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$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 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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$25.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 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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$5.45 Shipping Location: Dingmans Ferry, United States Overall, good condition. Exhibits signs of age such as surface wear and weathering. Ring Size US 5.
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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom ANCIENT AUTHENTIC GREEK BYZANTINE OR ROMAN BRONZE RING SIZE: 8.75. RING TOP MEASURES APPROXIMATELY: 13MM IN DIAMETER. GOOD CONDITION. SEE PHOTO. CHECK ... moreMY PHOTOS THEY ARE PART OF MY DESCRIPTION"
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$6.00 Shipping Location: Morocco 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 ... moreITEM IS. Here for Sale is a Top Quality Silver Coin in Fantastic Condition With Amazing Detail.
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$25.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 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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$15.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 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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$25.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 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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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom ANCIENT AUTHENTIC GREEK BYZANTINE OR ROMAN BRONZE RING SIZE: 8.75. RING TOP MEASURES APPROXIMATELY: 13MM IN DIAMETER. GOOD CONDITION. SEE PHOTO. CHECK ... moreMY PHOTOS THEY ARE PART OF MY DESCRIPTION"
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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom Very Nice Wearable Ancient Ring With Full Ancient Patina Un-Cleaned With No Problems(US Size 7.5)
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$20.00 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Ukraine SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 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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Free Shipping Location: Morocco This is a rare and genuine ancient Roman silver seal ring artifact that has been preserved in its original state. The ring has a beautiful silver color ... morethat adds to its antique style, and it is made of bronze material.
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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom ROMAN EMPIRE-LOT OF 17 ANCIENT ROMAN& BYZANTINE MEDIEVAL BRONZE RINGS total weight-49.67gr diameter-14-34mm internal diameter-12-24mm Check out my! ... moreGOOD LUCK Be sure to add me to your! Worldwide and combined shipping is possible! VERY RARE ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL RINGS supplier of all our packages is a German registered mail with tracking number of the shipment Dear buyers. I present to your attention a lot of 17 bronze ancient Roman and Byzantine medieval rings that are found with metal detector in Europe. rings are of different weights and sizes as indicated above in the description of the offer there are measures show of the smallest to the largest. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us at any time convenient for you and we will reply within 24 hours! I wish success to all who wish to participate in this auction!
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Free Shipping Location: Winnetka, United States One original ancient Roman Celtic bronze soldiers ring artifact Evil Eye Magic. Rings were worn by ancient Greek and Roman senators and citizens. For ... morethe rich they conveyed status and wealth. As pictured.
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Free Shipping Location: Morocco Beautiful antique Roman bronze ring.
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Free Shipping Location: Sherman Oaks, United States Diamond shaped bezel representing arena with lines on the side and the band forming wreath representing brotherhood. Ring is in good condition and very ... morenice and rare inclusion to the finest collection.
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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom ANCIENT AUTHENTIC GREEK BYZANTINE OR ROMAN BRONZE RING SIZE: 8.75. RING TOP MEASURES APPROXIMATELY: 13MM IN DIAMETER. GOOD CONDITION. SEE PHOTO. CHECK ... moreMY PHOTOS THEY ARE PART OF MY DESCRIPTION"
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$5.35 Shipping Location: Tucson, United States Roman Old King Ring With Ancient Coin. For size of ring you can chick the photos
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Free Shipping Location: Sherman Oaks, United States Total weight. Original Green-blue glass paste. As pictured. Ring is in good condition and very nice and rare inclusion ot the finest collection.
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$11.18 Shipping Location: Cyprus GOLD GILDED - GOLD LEAF OR GOLD PLATING. Roman Empire (264 BC to 476 AD). Holy Roman Empire (1254-1835). IN THE STYLE OF/STYLE - A MODERN PIECE WITH AN ... moreANCIENT STYLE. ANCIENT - A VERY OLD ITEM. Ancient Chinese Empires: Shang (1751-1111 BC), Chou (1000-800 BC), etc.
$11.18 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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$11.18 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.
$11.18 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. SILVERED - SILVER LEAF OR SILVER COLOUR.
$11.18 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.
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$18.53 Shipping Location: United Kingdom Shank misshaped but still wearable. Roman/Byzantine Bronze Finger Ring dated to 5/7th century AD. exterior 28 mm wide bezel 22 mm.
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$11.19 Shipping Location: CHESSINGTON, United Kingdom ANCIENT AUTHENTIC GREEK BYZANTINE OR ROMAN BRONZE RING SIZE: 8.75. RING TOP MEASURES APPROXIMATELY: 13MM IN DIAMETER. GOOD CONDITION. SEE PHOTO. CHECK ... moreMY PHOTOS THEY ARE PART OF MY DESCRIPTION"
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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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$10.00 Shipping Location: Thailand This antique bronze ring features a stunning ancient Roman agate stone with an intricate Pegasus intaglio. The stone is beautifully crafted and reflects ... morethe expert workmanship of the ancient Roman era. The ring has been well-preserved and is in excellent overall condition, with only minor signs of wear consistent with its age.The ring is a true collector's item and would make a fantastic addition to any antique jewelry collection. Its unique combination of history, craftsmanship, and beauty are sure to impress. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of ancient Roman history with this exquisite agate stone ring.The ring has been restored to be worn
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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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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 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 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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