ROMAN MAN’S RING, 2nd-5th CENTURY AD, SIZE 8 ¾

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Size 8 ¾. Gilt bronze with (2.2mm) flat face band. Raised lenticular form bezel with faint punched pattern. A signet ring that could be impressed and compared to an impression on a document, clay tablet, or merchant's seal. Aside from the permanence of the impression, most people were illiterate. Worn with a surface textured from burial. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold surface restored. Jewelry gift boxed with a certificate of authenticity.
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ROMAN MAN’S RING, 2nd-5th CENTURY AD, SIZE 8 ¾

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Genuine Ancient Jewelry for Modern Wear

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