Roman Theseus Intaglio Signet Ring

Roman Theseus Intaglio Signet RingTheseus, in Greek mythology, was the son of Aethra and Aegeus,* one of the primordial kings of Athens. He was raised in his mother's land, Troezen, but upon discovering his connection to Aegeus, Theseus made the long and dangerous journey to Athens on foot, through the Saronic Gulf where he would encounter a string of six entrances to the Underworld more commonly known as the Six Labours each being guarded by a chthonic enemy. The most famous event in

An exquisite Art Nouveau ring modelled as a heavily stylised arrow that wraps around the finger

1mm (from tops of wires)

retaining Paphos as its principal city and famous for its temple dedicated to Aphrodite which features on coins minted on the island

with platinum settings and curved shoulders

each housing an intricately engraved geometric design

and at dawn it rises and opens again

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ON HOLD Cute antique cluster ring dating from the mid Victorian period

Bishamonten (毘沙門天) is the god of fortune in war and battles

the wide head gives great coverage across the whole finger

" as the threw the flowers at the feet of his beloved

Mid-sized cushion shape carnelian panel suitable for most designs