MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN COMMONER’S RING C.800-1200 AD S7 ½

ca.1200–1300 AD. European. A silver ring comprising a thin circular band and an applied four-petal, flower-shaped bezel with blue niello inlay and granulated decoration radiating from the flower's p

Northern European, Ca. 1000-1200 AD.A silver finger ring comprising a flat-section hoop, slightly flaring at the shoulders, and a discoid bezel with claw setting and inset glass cabochon; fully wearab

European, Ca.1200-1300 AD.A silver ring comprising a thin circular band and an applied four-petal, flower-shaped bezel with blue niello inlay and granulated decoration radiating from the flower's pist

Gilt bronze, size 10 1/2. 4.1mm rounded face band of uniform width. Separate lozenge-shaped bezel with four marks, perhaps runes, brazed(?) to the top. That construction represents an advance over pre

Gilt bronze, size 8 ½. 2.9mm rounded face band and plain lozenge-shaped bezel. Formed as a signet ring, it more likely was a peasant's ring and never inscribed as many were because the owners wer

Gilt bronze, size 8 3/4. 2.7mm rounded face band flaring to the shoulders. Raised oval bezel with early representation of the Star of Bethlehem in four-pointed form. The motif would identify the weare

Unknown material ring, size US 7, from the medieval period, specifically dating to the 12th-14th century AD. The ring's surface is adorned with patterns and motifs that are characteristic of the decor

5th-7th century AD. Bronze, size 9 ¼. 2.5mm rounded section band flared to the shoulders. The oval bezel was impressed with five concentric circles representing the wounds of Christ. These were m

15th-17th Century AD. Gilt bronze, with a 1.4mm width band, rounded on the bottom with radially incised inverted hearts decoration to the shoulders. Round bezel with a quatrefoil which is probably a r

Fifth to eighth century AD, pre Viking. Silvered bronze, size 8 3/4 with rounded face band, 4.2mm. Thickened chevron terminaled shoulders and lenticular bezel, probably for the owner to use as a signe

11th-13th Century AD. Gilt bronze, with a 3.9mm width band, rounded on the bottom with pellet cluster decoration to the flared shoulders. Raised rectangular bezel with two cuts, probably to act as a s

11th-13th Century AD. Gilt bronze, with a 3.66mm width band, rounded on the bottom and ridged at the shoulders. Raised oval bezel with a four-point star, the Medieval representation of the Star of Bet

5th-7th century AD. Bronze, size 8. Slightly oval form rounded section band flared to the shoulders. The oval bezel was impressed with four concentric circles representing the wounds of Christ. These

13th-15th century AD. Gilt bronze, size 5 & 1/4 with ridged face band, 3.2mm at the bottom flaring to the shoulders. Oval bezel cut with seven lines. These evidently served as signet rings for owners

Ca. 1200-1400 AD A gold finger ring of a round-section hoop and an applied square-shaped bezel flanked by a pair of fine granules. The bezel bears a stylised fleur-de-lis motif enclosed by a dotted bo

Distinctive form is known as "stirrup rings" achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Museum) plat

This superb ring combines a favorite Medieval motif, the four point Star of Bethlehem with the Jerusalem Cross of the Crusades. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, p.30, bottom right for an example dated 10th-

Ca. 1200 AD. A bronze archer's ring comprising a circular hoop and projecting triangular guard. The exterior of the guard is covered in extensive incised geometric motifs. An archer's ring was worn on

Ca. 1200 AD.A silver archer's ring with a curved exterior and a flat interior. It features a decorative triangular extension. Archer's rings were vital tools in medieval archery, reducing friction for

Crusades period. This superb ring features a favorite Medieval motif, the four point Star of Bethlehem. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, p.30, bottom right for an example dated 10th-13th century. It is size

The distinctive form is known as "stirrup rings" which achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Mu

ca. 1200–1400 AD. Viking inspired. A solid silver ring with an oval band and an applied diamond-shaped bezel decorated with an incised stylised blue-coloured warrior holding a spear in his left hand

Graced with a well-preserved, intricate blossom imprint, this Medieval European bronze signet ring exudes a timeless allure. The circular bezel, centered with a symmetric floral motif, shows a skilled

Ca. 1200 AD An ancient Medieval Seljuk bronze ring with oval-shaped bezel mounted with carnelian intaglio with calligraphy. For a similar intaglio see: The British Museum 1880.3636. Size: D: 16.51mm /