Ancient Roman Greco-Roman signet ring with lion decoration, finger ring jewelry collection Ring

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For sale is a beautiful,
Greco-Roman finger ring/signet ring made of bronze with lion decoration.

Age: 3rd-4th century AD
Size: outer diameter 2. 5 cm and inner diameter 2. 0 cm and weight 6. 15 g

Condition/shape: Very well preserved.

This Greco-Roman finger ring, dated to the 3rd to 4th century AD, is a fascinating artifact of timeless beauty and cultural richness. Crafted from bronze and masterfully crafted, this signet ring presents an impressive lion decoration that is both powerful and elegant.

Bronze, an alloy of copper and tin, was prized by the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome and used in art for its durability and adaptability. This ring is a remarkable example of ancient craftsmanship and testifies to a high level of artisan skill.

The lion, a symbol of strength, courage and royal power, was a common motif in the ancient Greco-Roman world and was often used as an ornament in art. In this ring, the lion ornament embodies the majestic presence and charisma of this fascinating animal.

Despite its age, this ring has been preserved in exceptionally good condition, further underscoring its significance and value as a historical artifact.

Origin: From the old British antiquities collection B. N. , before 1990. Further details are known.

The ring was part of a private collection. Internal invoice available.

Protection of cultural assets:

All artifacts we offer come from a private old collection,
The acquisition and export of the artifacts were not subject to any legal regulations at the time.
This also applies to finds from German federal states - where sales are still legal today.

Ownership is therefore legal – all legal regulations are adhered to.