VIKING WEDDING RING IRELAND, 795-1014AD, SIZE 9 1/2+

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Bronze, in condition as found. Size 9 1/2, 4.6mm width with low rounded face. As found condition with fine patina. Modern clear coat for preservation. A man’s ring worn on either of the two middle fingers as was the custom. Jewelry gift boxed with certificate of authenticity.
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VIKING WEDDING RING IRELAND, 795-1014AD, SIZE 9 1/2+

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Feb 4, 2026, 1:10 PM EST

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