Roman Signet Ring with Man and Horse

Title: Roman Cornelian Intaglio Ring Stone with Horse and Man Date & Origin: Roman, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D. Dimension: 1.3 cm L - 1/2 inch Material: Cornelian Provenance: Provenance: Previously, Briti

Signed and believed to be Native American western motif man's ring. Featuring cacti and warrior on horse on each side, and horse head signet. Stamped with artist cypher and STERLING. Size 12 1/2.

Late 2nd-3rd century AD. A round-section silver hoop with flat, angled shoulders divided into three columns ending in scrolls flanking the discoid plaque with 'VTR / FEL' inscription (for utere felix

Gilt bronze, 7 ¼ or very slightly smaller with lenticular bezel finely engraved with a pine sprig on basket weave. Heavy 4.0mm band flaring to the shoulders which are hand engraved withered group

Gilt bronze, size 11 with 2.2mm near flat faced band and large lenticular bezel cut with the figure of a reclining deer. As will all these, the figure is highly abstracted, but discernable. A man&#821

Gilt bronze, size 9 1/2 with lenticular bezel engraved with a lineal motif. 1.6mm band flaring slightly to the shoulders. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold surface renewed. Jewelry gift

Size 6 1/4. Well crafted with 3.6mm rounded section band, flared at the shoulders and with distinct "Roman" thickened base. A raised rectangular bezel cut with chevrons o a medial forming a signet. Th

Size 7 1/4. Well crafted with 3.6mm rounded section band, flared at the shoulders. Raised circular bezel with circular border and three rank inscriptions divided by bands forming a signet. Early Chris

Size 1 1/4 for wear on the small finger between the first two joints as was the custom. Hand crafted with 2.6mm low rounded section band, expanded at the shoulders. Raised oval bezel cut with two mark

Size 4 3/4. Well crafted with 3.7mm rounded section band, with the Roman thickened bottom and slightly flared at the shoulders. Raised rectangular bezel with central band of crescents flanked by herri

2nd-4th century A.D. A signet ring composed of a slender hoop and oval bezel engraved with a stylised bird standing beside a plant, within a pelletted roundel. 4.38 grams, 24.40 mm overall, 19.80 mm i

3rd century AD. A flat-section hoop with expanding shoulders, elliptical plaque with intaglio motif of Jupiter (Zeus) standing facing with sceptre and thunderbolt. Cf. Ruseva-Slokoska, L. Roman Jewell

1st century AD. A bronze ring with keeled and hatched hoop, scaphoid bezel with intaglio figure of two mice flanking a flower. Cf. Chadour, A.B. Rings. The Alice and Louis Koch Collection, volume I, L

Each with different design.

This distinguished Roman signet ring, featuring a carnelian intaglio, is a remarkable artifact from the 1st to the 4th century AD. The ring is a US size 6, showcasing the nuanced art of gemstone engra

An authentic Roman signet ring, a distinguished artifact from the 1st to the 4th century AD. This ring, corresponding to a US size 9, is forged from bronze, a testament to the enduring craftsmanship o

10K YELLOW GOLD ONYX & DIAMOND SIGNET RING Men’s signet 10k yellow gold setting with a rectangular cut onyx, the corner cut away and set with a small diamond; shanks have an open work design, marked

Ca. 100-300 AD A hollow gold signet ring composed of a plain hoop, flat inside and slightly rounded on the outside with applied sardonyx intaglio.Size: D: 18.54mm / US: 8 1/2 / UK: Q 1/2; 5.5gProvenan

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A petite gold signet ring with a red carnelian intaglio incised with what appears to be a tortoise design. In the Classical World, the tortoise was a

1st-2nd century AD. A bronze finger ring with broad shoulders, ellipsoid bezel with low-relief advancing horse and attendants. 6.69 grams, 21.97mm overall, 17.23mm internal diameter (approximate size

From the heart of the ancient Roman world comes this signet ring, a symbol of personal identity and status. The bronze ring features a deeply engraved eagle, the symbol of Jupiter and a representation

The bronze ring in question is an antique Roman signet, used between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, encapsulating the image of Apollo, the Greco-Roman deity. The ring, corresponding to a US size 9, exe

Dimension: 11 us

3rd century AD. A bronze finger ring with broad shoulders, raised plaque to the bezel with intaglio horse and attendants. Cf. Ruseva-Slokoska, L., Roman Jewellery, Sofia, 1991, item 244, for type. 6.6