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SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 50 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 133 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
Ancient ring from the 14th - 16th centuries AD.
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A Finely Carved Agarwood/Chenxiangmu Archer's Ring with a Bronze Box
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12 Pieces Antique Bronze Drawer Ring Pulls Vintage Decorative Handles Single ...
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Sturdy and Durable - This drawer pull ring is made of high-quality zinc alloy, which has high strength, is not easy to deform, and will not rust or break. ... moreHanging drawer handles will create a stylish and perfect look for your furnitures.
RARE ANCIENT BRONZE GOLD GILTED RING SEAL CARNELIAN RARE STONE.6,8 GR.24 MM
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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.
Ancient Bronze Age - Medieval Anglo-Saxon Roman Finger Ring Jewelry Artifact
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Overall, good condition. Exhibits signs of age such as surface wear and weathering. Ring Size US 5.
Un researched Medieval Bronze bird / animal ? seal ring Metal detector detecting
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Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — M
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — N
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Ancient bronze ring with Viking patterns 10th-12th century
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Ancient Viking bronze ring 10th-12th century
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SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 50 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
Ancient Byzantine Bronze Ring. 33
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Welcome to crhstuff auctions. Please be sure to bookmark my page for future offerings as well. Here we have a nice: AN-33: Ancient BYZANTINE Bronze"CUP" ... moreCoin.Unattributed, 20x21 mm OD I cannot fully attribute these so maybe the lucky buyer can. I accept Paypal and offer fast shipping to Worldwide on this item. I happily consolidate date multiple wins. ============================================================================================== Mailing/Shipping Notes: All coins when mailed in the USA mail Delivery Confirmation. I will happily combine multiple wins. Please wait for my invoice to save mailing fees. I always use eBay Feedback to state coin is mailed and usually post date when mailed. Letters/Numbers preceding Item description are my Inventory numbers. I strive for 5 STAR service and Please email me if any issues with the purchase and I will do my utmost to make all satisfactory. ============================================================================================== All my items are guaranteed as item shown in the picture. Please NOTE: Effective Feb 2013 all International postage rates went way up so I have to raise rates. The rate doubled. Sor r y for this but it is beyond my cont rol. Mailing fees from the USA are expensive. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*3A%3Cd%3Ff6%3E-14b4849ecbe-0x105-
Ancient bronze ring from the Middle Ages
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This scarce bronze coin unearthed in present day ISRAEL dates from 700 AD during the UMAYYAD CALIPHATE. The second of the four ISLAMIC CALIPHATES established ... moreafter the death of MUHAMMAD. With its capital in DAMASCUS it stretched from PERSIA to SPAIN and encompassed JUDEA(ISRAEL) where this coin was found. It measures 15 mm in diameter.
Working Roman Romano British bronze penannular brooch Metal detecting detector
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Working Un researched Romano British bronze penannular ring brooch similar ones can be seen in the illustrations it needs a good clean .
Ancient bronze ring from the Middle Ages
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This scarce bronze coin unearthed in present day ISRAEL dates from 700 AD during the UMAYYAD CALIPHATE. The second of the four ISLAMIC CALIPHATES established ... moreafter the death of MUHAMMAD. With its capital in DAMASCUS it stretched from PERSIA to SPAIN and encompassed JUDEA(ISRAEL) where this coin was found. It measures 15 mm in diameter.
Ancient bronze ring from the Middle Ages
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This scarce bronze coin unearthed in present day ISRAEL dates from 700 AD during the UMAYYAD CALIPHATE. The second of the four ISLAMIC CALIPHATES established ... moreafter the death of MUHAMMAD. With its capital in DAMASCUS it stretched from PERSIA to SPAIN and encompassed JUDEA(ISRAEL) where this coin was found. It measures 15 mm in diameter.
Roman bronze ring part found in Britain. Please read description. LA176c
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Roman bronze ring part damaged in Antiquity as photos found in Britain In uncleaned as found condition. LA176c
Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — Q
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Ancient Viking bronze ring 10th-12th century
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 26
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Ancient Byzantine Bronze Ring. 36
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Welcome to crhstuff auctions. Please be sure to bookmark my page for future offerings as well. Here we have a nice: AN-36: Ancient BYZANTINE Bronze"CUP" ... moreCoin.Unattributed, 20x17 mm OD I cannot fully attribute these so maybe the lucky buyer can. I accept Paypal and offer fast shipping to Worldwide on this item. I happily consolidate date multiple wins. ============================================================================================== Mailing/Shipping Notes: All coins when mailed in the USA mail Delivery Confirmation. I will happily combine multiple wins. Please wait for my invoice to save mailing fees. I always use eBay Feedback to state coin is mailed and usually post date when mailed. Letters/Numbers preceding Item description are my Inventory numbers. I strive for 5 STAR service and Please email me if any issues with the purchase and I will do my utmost to make all satisfactory. ============================================================================================== All my items are guaranteed as item shown in the picture. Please NOTE: Effective Feb 2013 all International postage rates went way up so I have to raise rates. The rate doubled. Sor r y for this but it is beyond my cont rol. Mailing fees from the USA are expensive.
Ancient bronze ring with Viking patterns 10th-12th century
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Ancient bronze Viking ring 10-12 century
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ANCIENT bronze Ring. Original. 10-12 century AD. Viking. Kievan Rus. Found in(East Europe) on a hill near the river. The grindstone of 9 century is not ... morefor sale. Shipment 15-25 days.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 21 PCS. Inserting stones
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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.
Ancient twisted rings 9-13 centuries AD. 12 Pcs
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Ancient Greek Fine Bronze Ring With Decorated Bezel Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC
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Ancient Hellenistic Greek Fine Bronze Ring with Engraved Bezel 3rd Century BC
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Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — F
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — U
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Ancient Byzantine Bronze Ring. 48
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ANCIENT BYZANTINE BRONZE RING DEPICTING A CROSS 1200-1400 AD
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ANCIENT BYZANTINE BRONZE RING Depiction of a cross. Signs of wear according to age Size - 8 1/2 (USA), Q (UK) Weight - 5.45 Grams Age: 1200-1400 AD Provenance: ... moreFormerly acquired at the ancient art market in Munich in 1990
💥 HUGE Celtic proto money currency bronze RING Danube region Hallstatt culture
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Ancient Roman Bronze Legion Ring with Rare Engraved Bezel 2nd Century AD
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Ancient Greek Fine Bronze Ring With Stone Intaglio Circa 3rd-1st Century BC
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Authentic Ancient Or Medieval European Bronze Ring Artifact W/ Fancy Design — G
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Great for any artifacts collection. Perfect authentic artifact! Don’t pass it up! Be sure to check over the details and look at all of the photos so you ... morewill know exactly what you’ll get! This way we can avoid any accidental sizing issues.
Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 45
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 27
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 63
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 50
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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"
Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 18
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Ancient bronze ring with patterns from the Middle Ages
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 25
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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"
Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 29
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Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 43
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Ancient bronze ring from the Middle Ages IHS
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RARE ANCIENT KHAZAR KHAGANATE BRONZE RING WITH GLASS 600-800 AD
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Location: EVESHAM, United Kingdom
The Khazar Khaganate appeared at the end of the Hunnic era in the 6th century A.D. and lasted three and a half centuries. At the end of the Khazars from ... more965 to 969 the ruler or prince of Kievan Rus' state Svyatoslav I conquered the capital Atil and destroyed the Khazar state.
Ancient Roman or Byzantine Bronze Ring. 42
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LOT UNCLEAN ANCIENT AND BYZANTINE BRONZE COINS 35 PCS ALL OF OUR ITEMS ARE AUTHENTIC COMPINE SHIPPING AVAILABLE SAME DAY SHIPPING RETURNS ACCEPT BUYERS ... moreCAN RETURN ITEMS FOR ANY REASON
VR. Tiny! Celtic bronze ring money in uncleaned condition found in Britain L134v
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Very rare Tiny! Celtic bronze ring money in uncleaned condition found in Britain, could be worn as pendant cleaned atc. L134v
Ancient Roman Bronze ring with Gold Gilded Engraved Bezel Circa 1st-2nd Century
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BRONZE TRIM RING PORTHOLE PORT LIGHT
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This is a used bronze trim piece we salvaged out of an old boat shed. This one measures about 17+3/8 inches long x 6 inches wide outside dimensions. The ... moretrim is 1 inch wide and about 1/8 inch thick. It has some wear. It would be great for reuse or that restoration project! We accept Paypal. No handling fees! We expect payment within 10 days or appropriate feedback will be left. We love to combine shipping on multiple purchases when possible(up to 70 pounds per box) We do ship worldwide! Be sure to check out our other beachcombed items! We have a ton right now! All new stock! Thanks for looking and happy bidding! Beachcombers Bounty
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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
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)
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Roman bronze rare hair ring..1st-3rd ad..15mm
Roman bronze rare hair ring.1st-3rd ad.15mm.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B2d71f%2Bb%3A%60%3E-13d664a67bc-0xfc-
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
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
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
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.
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
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
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!
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.
Christian motive WING Byzantine bronze RARE ring SEAL 6-7 cen.AD. Judaea.
AUTHENTIC ANCIENT Lot OF Christian motive WING Byzantine bronze RARE ring SEAL 6-7 cen.AD. Judaea. Condition: Small. Intact but the loop is missing, 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. ... moreAfter return of the item back to me. If you 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
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.
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
Nice Medieval Knight's Bronze Ring, Lily Symbol
Nice Medieval Knight's Bronze Ring. Lily Symbol Weight: 2 grams Material: bronze Origin: Noricum Diameter: 22 mm The Origin of the Item is guaranteed!
Medieval Bronze Childs Ring, Finger Ring Whit T Character
Medieval Bronze Childs Ring. Finger Ring Whit T Character Weight: 1.2 grams Material: silver Origin: Noricum Size: 20 mm The Origin of the items are guaranteed!
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!
Medieval Local Judaea Bronze Gemma for Ring Interesting work. Judea Archaeology.
AUTHENTIC ANCIENT Lot OF Medieval Local Judaea Bronze Gemma for Ring Interesting work. Judea Archaeology. 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 ... moreback to me. If you 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.
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,
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.
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.
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.
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)
Bronze Intaglio Signet Ring Coat of Arms
Gilt bronze signet ring with an oval bezel engraved with a coat of arms. Possibly made in Italy- 15th/16th century. Inner diameter 21mm Weight 7.96g PAYMENT METHOD: PAYPAL ITEM SHOULD BE PAYED WITHIN: 7 DAYS from the Auction Ending SHIPPING: Shipping via BG Post- PRIORITY MAIL. If you prefer another way of shipping.Please ask how much will be shipping cost. I will sent the item 24 hours after paymant. GUARANTEE:Returns accepted WITHIN 14 DAYS afther recieving. The purchase price will be returned when I get the item back-shipping excluded
St. George + CROSS + "ALLAH " arabic Legend on ONE bronze seal ring 7 cen. AD.
AUTHENTIC ANCIENT Lot OF St. George + CROSS +"ALLAH" arabic Legend on ONE bronze seal ring 7 cen. AD. Obverse: St. George fighting with monster/ Reverse: Allah" legend Side: Cross. Condition: Loop is missing and small part of the ring seal(probably it wasn't used for sealing) 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 ... morean 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 you 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
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
Nice Medieval Knight's Bronze Ring, 13. Century
Nice Medieval Knight's Bronze Ring bronze. 1.5 grams, inner diameter: 19 mm The item is 100% guraranteed genuine! 3c0.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3E3c0-146bf1c2189-0x10a-
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.
Christian St. George Protective bronze Ring / Amulet circa 5-6 cen. AD.
AUTHENTIC ANCIENT Lot OF Christian St. George Protective bronze Ring/ Amulet circa 5-6 cen. AD. Condition: Intact. Small, 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 ... moreto me. If you 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
A BRONZE PRUTAH OF HEROD AGRIPPA I IN A 14K GOLD RING
Reign of Herod Agrippa I in Judea(AD 37-44) Jerusalem Mint; Year 6(AD 41-42) Obverse: Fringed Canopy. Inscription“Herod the King” Reverse: Three heads of barley between two leaves. Inscription“Year 6” In extremely fine condition. Set in 14K gold ring. Weight: 9.35g including coin and setting; Diameter: 18mm. Ring Size: 7 US; 16 EU. Worldwide Shipping and Certificate of Authenticity Included in Price. Export Approval from the Israel Antiquities Authority. Bibliography: Hendin 1244; Meshorer 120. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Each Item is checked and comes with certificate of authenticity. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Check out my other items!  Sign up for my email newsletters by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites Authorized Antiquities Dealer. License No.144. Ancient Art of the Holy Land. Contact us/Ask ... morea Question: http:mesgmy.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewMyMessages&CurrentPage=MyeBayMyMessages&FolderId=0&CurrentView=fromMemberASQQuestions Conditions of Sale 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. At time there may be delays at Customs depending on the country we ship to. Please note that delays at Customs abroad are beyond our control. We ask you to be patient and to allow additional time for your shipment to clear. Kindly note these points regarding the item you are buying: 1- This item is guaranteed authentic. 2- The images. Size, and condition in this listing are accurate and for the actual object offered. 3- We ship within 1 day of receipt of the export approval in case you buying antique items that require export approval from the Israel Antiquties Authority. N.B please note according to the low in the state of Israel an export approval is required. Please take in consideration that this procedure takes 1-2 weeks. So please be patient and than
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.
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.
Antique Bronze Men Bronze Ring Medieval Crusader with Unknown Green Stone RARE
Picture Downloading. Piece of History RARE Item description: Beautiful Antique Bronze Medieval Crusader Ring with unknown stone. This ring was found a mong other Medieval Crusader coins in Holy Land Region. US Size: 8. 100% Guarantee Authentic. Genuine NOT Fake Payment Methods: PayPal Shipping and Handling fees: COST Shipping Method Country $6.50 CAD Standard Airmail U.S.A. $4.85 CAD Standard Airmail Canada $8.50 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 PEI 14% HST NB. NFLD, and ON residents 13% HST All other ... moreCanadian residents 5% GST No TAX for US or International buyers Super Fast Shipping Thank you& Good luck Powered by
Knight's Bronze Ring 'L' in cartouche / Crusader And Templar
Knight's Bronze Ring'L' in cartouche/ Crusader And Templar restored w eight: 3.1 gr diameter: 21 mm material: bronze The Origin of the Object s are guaranteed. Please read our rules and policies carefully before bidding, if you bid you are agree with them. We do not need trouble with costumers who can not read before bidding. P A Y M E N T Payment in 3 days via Paypal only. We accept only PayPal. If you do not pay in 3 days. On the 4th day eBay will open a case AUTOMATICALLY. So if you can not pay in 3 days please do not bid or buy! S H I P P I N G P O L I C I E S We do combine shipping to save you money. In case of multiple winning please wait for our invoice. Please note that when we mail your items out. Everything will be properly cushioned and covered to avoid damage from the elements. We are professionals when it comes to ... morepacking. We do not just throw your items in an envelope with some paper or nylon bags. We send our coins only with registered priority mail. No exclusions. We cannot afford for any more packages to get lost. Please check notices left by your post officers if you are not at home when your package arrive from us. Please do not forget to leave feedback, this is the part of our business as well. R U L E S Please do not bid without PayPal account. Thank you for visiting and good luck!