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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.
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Size Seven. It has not been cleaned. The color of the ring is as shown in the photos, and its originality and authenticity as a pre-1800 antique cannot ... morebe disputed. There are no missing stones that look like hemotite And the main Stone ancient Mosaic glass.
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To attack Æthiopia. This could be the harpe of Perseus. It's a green-colored gemstone - likely agate or jasper. The image carved into it is that of a ... moreCetus. This invoked the wrath of Poseidon, who sent a.
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This is a rare and genuine ancient Roman silver seal ring artifact that is still intact. The style of the ring is antique, and it is made of pure silver, ... morewhich makes it even more valuable. The age of the ring is unknown, but it has been preserved in excellent condition.
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Ancient Roman Silver Ring 200-500 A.D.Weight is 3.4g. Size: 9 1/2
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This Roman ring has beautiful and unique detail. The bezel has a raised bronze piece in place of where a jewel would go as though it is one. This is truly ... morea unique and rare Roman ring that would make a great addition to any Roman or antiquity collection!
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Roman Empire (264 BC to 476 AD). Holy Roman Empire (1254-1835). GOLD GILDED - GOLD LEAF OR GOLD PLATING. 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.
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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.
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Genuine Ancient Roman Gold Signet Ring with Carnelian Bezel C. 1st Century AD, Weighing 3.5 Grams, Gold Purity: 20+ Karat, Ring Size: 4 US, in good Condition ... moreand Shape.
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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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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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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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It displays a remarkable design featuring a powerful bull in a fighting stance. Whether you wish to create a distinctive ring, pendant, or bracelet, this ... moremasterpiece is essential for anyone with refined taste.
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This beautiful Roman mosaic glass bead is a unique piece of handcrafted glass bead jewellery, perfect for those who appreciate history and art. The bead ... moreis from the 1st century AD and was made by Roman artisans, giving it an incredible historical value.
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The lion head design adds a touch of regal elegance to the piece. With a weight of just 3.9 grams, it is lightweight and versatile. This exquisite carving ... morepresents a wonderful opportunity for crafting a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery, such as a ring, pendant, or bracelet.
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It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.7 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size M and US size 6.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.8 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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This exquisite piece showcases a stunning horse engraved design. Perfect for crafting a unique ring, pendant, or bracelet, this masterpiece is a must-have ... morefor any discerning individual. Best regards.
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It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 11.8 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 11.2 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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Greco- Celtic Silver Ring with Rotating Bezel. A silver finger ring with twisted band and rotating bezel decorated with carnelian gem with image of hare.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Unlock the secrets of the past with this stunning Ancient Roman Ring, believed to date back to the III century AD. Made of silver, this ring boasts in ... moreancient Roman style design. Whether you're a history buff or a lover of unique jewelry, this Ancient Roman Ring is sure to impress.
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It is aUK size O and US size 7, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 11.6 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size N and US size 6.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.6 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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SET OF RARE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE RINGS 96 PCS. Inserting stones. Material - Bronze. You get exactly what you see in the photo. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK ... moreTHE PHOTO.
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Roman Silver Legionary Seal Ring with Aquila. Incrustation technique over the both shoulders and surround the bezel. 1st,2nd Century AD.
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It is an ideal choice for those seeking to create a one-of-a-kind ring, pendant, or bracelet. Owning this masterpiece is an absolute necessity for individuals ... morewith refined taste. Best regards.
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It is aUK size M and US size 6, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 13.7 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size R and US size 8.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size N and US size 7, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.2 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is ideal for creating a distinctive ring, pendant, or bracelet. This masterpiece is an essential acquisition for any discerning individual. Khorasan ... moreTreasure. Best regards.
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It is aUK size P and US size 7.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.9 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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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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This unique ring is a must-have for any collector of ancient artefacts. Dating back to the 1st century AD, during the Roman Empire, it features a stunning ... moreQuadriga seal design and is made of bronze, adding to its historical significance. Measuring at 17mm and weighing 8.15g, it is a perfect addition to any collection. The material and type of this ring make it a standout piece, and its historical significance can not be overstated. Own a piece of ancient history with this 1st AD Roman Legionary Ring.
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It is aUK size Q and US size 8, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 12.2 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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It is aUK size P and US size 7.5, ensuring a comfortable fit for most people. Despite not having any silver hallmarks, this ring is made of high-quality ... moresilver andweighs 14.1 grams. It combines a nod to the past with a stunning design that is sure to turn heads.
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Even the word "imperator" was ambiguous. If you’re a buff or serious student of Roman History, this is a “must have”, and is considered amongst the best ... moretranslations of Suetonius. How does Nero reward her?.
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Jewelry gift box with Certificate of Authenticity. Rare wearable size.
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Roman artifact compete seal ring Æ bronze II-V c.a person kneeling planting a tree or plant1.57 grams opening within band is 18-20mm wide.Very Fine 
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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
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 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
Victorian antique style ancient Roman bead ring 21kt gold gf Persian HUGE $485
VERY LARGE RING! Interesting ring.Persian designs Antique style fitte d with an ancient Greco-Roman glass centerpiece. Bead could be as old as 1450+ years old. Well carved. The details o n this ring are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! This ring is determined to be 21kt gold filled or plated. Just the old glass centerpiece alone is valuable and to be treasured! Could be worn as a man ring or woman since it is fashionable to wear chunky rings. Hard to put a date on this piece so we put the time range within the 1900's.1900-1999) Since we obtained various ethnic items lately we will be auctioning them off soon.We try to include all the details that we given to us.Collections, bazaars and estates you don't get much,when we get a collection usually there is a lot of info on tags etc. Selli ng in our store at $485 Its a nice piece.You can wear it now and ... moreits a collectors item not to be missed. Weight: 17 grams Age: Ranging within the 1900's.1900-1999) Size: 10 1/2 US 100% genuine and authentic. The pictures of the item are bigger than the actual item of course.It is to show the details,so the the pictures were zoomed many times. Only Paypal is accepted.7 day return privilege is we made a mistake in the listing,no returns for change of mind. The buyer is responsible to have read the description in detail including size. WAIT FOR MY INVOICE Since we cant afford to lose out on a shipment.If you order sells over 25$ we need to send out your item with a registered mail service with insurance and a tracking number which costs $38 to $65 depending on service chosen overseas and 12.50$ Canada. 18.65$ Usa. We combine shipping.Simply add 1.25$ per extra item.
Ancient Roman Era Holy Land Palestine Ring Monkey Head Skull (#5427)
Antiquity Antique monkey or skull ring from the late Roman era circa 300 found in the Holy Land/ Israel. Measurements: Approximately US size 6. Weighs 1-2 grams. Ruler in'photos is in inches. Metal is oxidised as is natural for an item of this age. Possibly oxidised silver or iron. A simple round shank. Broadening slightly at the shoulders, supports a monkey head, something like a skull. The back of the head like a scalloped shell. A collar around the neck. Fascinating in every way. The design is tremendously interesting and the survival of something so delicate for over 1800 years is astonishing. Marks: none. Condition: the metal is oxidised. As previously mentioned. No damage found. Notes: Monkeys are not indigenous to Palestine/ ancient Israel. But images/ artistic representations of them indicate that they were brought into the region, ... morefrom either Egypt or the East. In Ancient Rome at the time, monkeys were used as pets and often dressed as soldiers to be pulled in small chariots by goats. Their images are also found on vessels of the time, but the significance is not clear. The man who sold me this ring told me that he has seen monkey rings from the Israel/Palestine area once or twice before, but he also does not know what their significance is. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS– PLEASE NOTE: Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We have been selling high quality genuine antiques on the internet since 1998. Buy with confidence– we are reliable as our record shows. And we guarrantee everything we sell. See our policies below. 境外买家请注意: 所购买物品的价钱或者运输费用皆不包括进口关税,消费税和其它费用,所有这些费用买家自付。 在购买之前,请你到所在国的海关部门查询这些相关附加费用。 自从一九九八年以来,我们一直在互联网上卖高质量,货真价实的古玩。放心的买吧!就像我们的纪录显示那样-我们是信得过的,我们对我们所卖的一切负责。请看我们的规则如下: Check out my other eBay auctions! Add Me to Your Favorite Sellers Please read our TERMS& CONDITIONS below:
ANCIENT SIVER RING WITH MAGICAL EYE SHAPE & ENGRAVED DESIGNS ROMAN 100-300 AD
Magical eye shaped silver ring. With some design(probably a letter(S) and knobs on the band. The magical eye shape was used in ancient times as a blessing and protection against the evil eye. It is still believed to hold the same meaning until these days. Size 3.75(American size) Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
ANCIENT GOLD AND GLASS RING MAGICAL EYE SHAPE LATE ROMAN 300-500 AD
Gold and glass ring. Diamond shape(Magical eye) glass stone with golden iridescence(patina) Size: 6 American size. Small damage on the side of the gold band. Otherwise in excellent condition. Since the ancient times. Thousands of years back, until our days, the eye image has always served as a power amulet protecting against evil. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
ZURQIEH - ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER RING WITH GALLEY - DECAPOLIS , 300 A.D
ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER RING WITH GALLEY- DECAPOLIS. 300 A.D THIS RING ORIGINALLY WAS FOUND IN JORDAN. AND GADARA WAS AMONG THE DECAPOLIS CITIES WHICH MINTED COINS WITH A GALLEY. DIMENSIONS: 23 X 21 MM. 9.42GM CONDITION: perfect condition. No repairs, NO RESTORATION SHIPPING: US$6.00 FOR REGISTERED& INSURED SHIPPING TO ANY WHERE IN THE WORLD. TRACKING NUMBER WILL BE PROVIDED. WE ALSO COMBINE SHIPPING FOR MORE THAN ONE ITEM. BUYER WILL PAY THE HIGHEST SHIPPING COST OF ANY OF THE ITEMS HE WON. RETURNS: BIDDERS HAVE 14 DAYS FROM THE DAY OF RECIEVING THE ITEM TO DECIDE TO KEEP THE ITEM OR RETURN IT. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY(COA) A SIGNED COA WITH OUR COMPANY'S HEADING WILL BE SENT WITH EACH PIECE. STATING EBAY TITLE WITH AGE, EBAY ID# PRICE AND PHOTO OF THE ITEM. TRANSITE TIME: EUROPE: 8- 14 DAYS U.S.A& AUSTRALIA: ... more20- 35 DAYS. SOME TIMES SOONER, DEPENDING ON LUCK REALLY! CANADA: AVERAGE 14 DAYS. RUSSIA: ONLY BY EXPRESS MAIL. 30- 60 DAYS ISRAEL: SHIPPING VIA CANADA: 30 DAYS CONTACT INFO: TEL. 00971 50 1683061 P.O.BOX 18967. DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST ALL THE BEST TO YOU ALL HUSSAM ZURQIEH.
2000 Yr Roman Glass in Silver Ring
Roman Glass ring set in silver was purchased in Israel
$485 Antique Ancient Roman look ring intaglio seal soldier gladiator 21k gold gp
We are offering to the highest bidder W hat style and grace! Looks Roman in style with an engraved image of what appears to be Roman soldier or gladiator holding a shield and a spear 21kt gold plated Ring size: 9.75 US, Weight: 13.5 grams. Our store price: $ 485 Refer to detailed photos which have been enlarged to show the texture and details of the items on auctions. The pictures of the item are bigger than the actual item of course.It is to show the details,so the the pictures were zoomed many times WAIT FOR MY INVOICE Since we cant afford to lose out on a shipment.If you order sells over 25$ we need to send out your item with a registered mail service with insurance and a tracking number which costs 42$ to $68 overseas.12.50$ Canada, 19.50$ Usa. If your total order is under 25$ we can ship out at 3.85$ Canada.4.25$ USA and 5.85$ overseas. ... moreFREE COMBINED SHIPPING.Add any amount of items to your order for no add ition al shipping charges. On 11-Jul-14 at 05:29:47 EDT. Seller added the following information:
GOLD & GLASS RING , EXCELLENT PATINA , LATE ROMAN 200-400 AD
Gold and glass ring. Turquoise color square shape glass in zigzag designed gold. Thick flattened gold band. Excellent iridescence. Size: 7.5 American size. Our policy: WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. NOT IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and handling. NY resident must pay 8.375% for sales tax. It comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Foreign country; PAYPAL. We sell ONLY REAL ANCIENT! No return back for any reason, except for authenticity(which you will never have a problem with. If you have any questions. Please ask before the end of the auction. WE TRY OUR BEST TO SERVE YOU.
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.