EARLY CHRISTIAN GIRL'S RING 7th-9th CENTURY, SIZE 3

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7th-9th Century. Rounded band of 2.9mm width, flared to the figured shoulders. Oval bezel inscribed with a chevron or fir tree motif. Size 3. Gilt bronze. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold overlay restored. See the reference image which shows the process. Jewelry gift boxed with a certificate of authenticity.

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EARLY CHRISTIAN GIRL'S RING 7th-9th CENTURY, SIZE 3

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