(C119) Bague romaine remises ancienne en argent, pièce historique, design unique, élégante

Ancient Roman Solid Silver Ring – Geometric Engraving

A genuine ancient Roman solid silver ring, dating to the Roman Imperial period, circa 1st-3rd century AD. This elegant piece features an elongated oval bezel engraved with an abstract geometric or symbolic pattern, possibly serving as a personal seal or amulet. The band has a smooth, time-worn patina from centuries of age.

Ring Size: UK R / US 8.5

Weight: 6.7 grams

Condition: Excellent wearable condition with minor surface wear consistent with antiquity.

An authentic and timeless artifact of Roman craftsmanship, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of ancient history.

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