CELTIC FINGER RING C.7TH-4TH CENTURY BC.

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Bronze, made by the lost wax process. A bee's wax original pattern is encased in the mold material. It is melted out and replaced by the molten bronze which solidifies as an identical reproduction of the wax pattern. Size 7 ½, 2.3mm thickness, though irregular as made. Low rounded face. Surface encrusted from burial and is in excellent preservation as found. Jewelry gift boxed with certificate of authenticity.
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CELTIC FINGER RING C.7TH-4TH CENTURY BC.

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