ROMAN PROSTITUTE’S RING 1st-3rd CENTURY AD SIZE 1 3/4

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Size 1 ¾ for wear on the small figure as was the custom. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 2.6mm rounded face band, topped with garnish pyramidal form bezel, comically emulating the stone of the quality rings worn by cultured women. Wear from extended use. Prostitution was practiced openly in ancient Rome and some of the best evidence is in the remains of Pompeii. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold surface restored. See the reference image which shows the process. Jewelry gift boxed with the certification of authenticity.

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ROMAN PROSTITUTE’S RING 1st-3rd CENTURY AD SIZE 1 3/4

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Feb 18, 2026, 2:54 PM EST

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Feb 12, 2026 10:00 AM EST

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