RARE CHRISTIAN PILGRIM’S RING, 8th-9th CENTURY AD. SIZE 11 ½

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Silvered bronze of good quality. Size 11 ½ with a 2.3mm flat face band expanded at the shoulders. Large oval bezel with a saltire on a stylized cross representing the Star of Bethlehem which guided the three Wise Men to Jesus. The surname Palmer descends from Christian pilgrims who were known as palmers, at the time. Surface textured from burial. The heavy silver overlay is restored for modern wear. Rare large wearable size. Gift box and certificate of authenticity included.

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RARE CHRISTIAN PILGRIM’S RING, 8th-9th CENTURY AD. SIZE 11 ½

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Feb 18, 2026, 3:33 PM EST

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