Antique Roman Bronze Signet Finger Ring (c. 200-400 A.D.)

Antique Roman Bronze Signet Finger Ring (c. 200-400 A.D.)This spectacular ancient Roman bronze signet ring is in fine condition for its age. The center image depicts the bust of an ancient ruler or perhaps the original owner. One of two small white side stones remains in the ring, but we are unable to determine its material. The deep green patina of age coats the ring, but its integrity remains intact; allowing the ring to serve as a stunning collectible art piece, looped onto a necklace as a pendant, or

resulting in unique and abstract designs on the surface

Tripunda (Shaivite mark) on the forehead

specifically by the Turkana people of Kenya

The entire piece is in outstanding condition for its age (c

Japan and Korea and are often mistaken as such

this piece showcases intricate details and a timeless design that blends seamlessly with any decor

and although unmarked

so that new life could spring from the burial site

or as a complimentary shelf piece

About the Tribe - Dogon are an ethnic group from Mali's central plateau region that extends into Burkina Faso

A bold and sensual design presents Tara

bestows blessings