CRUSADER’S RING, 13TH CENTURY, SIZE 10

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Gilt bronze, slightly under size 10 with raised bezel incised with the classic representation of the Star of Bethlehem (much worn) in its later six point iteration which may also embrace the pagan, wheel of fortune, as pagan beliefs were incorporated with Christianity, rather eliminated. Many remain today as superstitions. Earlier examples depict the star with four points. 2.3mm rounded face band flaring to the shoulders. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold overlay restored, for contemporary wear. Jewelry gift boxed with certificate of authenticity.

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CRUSADER’S RING, 13TH CENTURY, SIZE 10

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Genuine Ancient Jewelry for Modern Wear

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