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Roman Silver Ring - 'Felicitas' (2nd–3rd c. CE) EU 52 / US 6
€720,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Felicitas' (2nd–3rd c. CE) EU 52 / US 6
€720,00 -
Roman Bronze Ring - 'Leonis' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 50 / US 5.25
€840,00Roman Bronze Ring - 'Leonis' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 50 / US 5.25
€840,00 -
Roman Silver Ring - 'Pisculus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€850,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Pisculus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€850,00 -
Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Iesous' (7th–10th c. CE) EU 53 / US 6.5
€650,00Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Iesous' (7th–10th c. CE) EU 53 / US 6.5
€650,00 -
Early Medieval Gold Ring 'Eadric' (8th-10th c. AD) EU 50/US 5.25
€1.850,00Early Medieval Gold Ring 'Eadric' (8th-10th c. AD) EU 50/US 5.25
€1.850,00 -
Roman Gold Intaglio Ring 'Fortuna Redux' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 51/US 5.75
€2.800,00Roman Gold Intaglio Ring 'Fortuna Redux' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 51/US 5.75
€2.800,00 -
Medieval Bronze Ring - 'Cruciata' (12th–14th c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€540,00Medieval Bronze Ring - 'Cruciata' (12th–14th c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€540,00 -
Roman Bronze Ring - 'Leonidas' (2nd–3rd c. CE) EU 55 / US 7.25
€440,00Roman Bronze Ring - 'Leonidas' (2nd–3rd c. CE) EU 55 / US 7.25
€440,00 -
Byzantine Bronze Ring - 'Stavros' (4th–6th c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€450,00Byzantine Bronze Ring - 'Stavros' (4th–6th c. CE) EU 48 / US 4.5
€450,00 -
Roman Silver Ring - 'Ophidius' (1st c. BCE–1st c. CE) EU 55 / US 7.25
€1.100,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Ophidius' (1st c. BCE–1st c. CE) EU 55 / US 7.25
€1.100,00 -
Byzantine Bronze Ring - 'Kyriakos' (6th–10th c. CE) EU 57 / US 8
€480,00Byzantine Bronze Ring - 'Kyriakos' (6th–10th c. CE) EU 57 / US 8
€480,00 -
Roman Bronze Ring - 'Bibulus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 49 / US 5
€700,00Roman Bronze Ring - 'Bibulus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 49 / US 5
€700,00 -
Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Crucia' (7th–11th c. CE) EU 65 / US 11.25
€560,00Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Crucia' (7th–11th c. CE) EU 65 / US 11.25
€560,00 -
Roman Silver Ring - 'Aquilus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 56 / US 7.75
€1.400,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Aquilus' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 56 / US 7.75
€1.400,00 -
Roman Bronze Ring - 'Faber' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 54 / US 7
€700,00Roman Bronze Ring - 'Faber' (1st–3rd c. CE) EU 54 / US 7
€700,00 -
Medieval Silver Ring - 'Stefan' (13th–15th c. CE) EU 57 / US 8
€520,00Medieval Silver Ring - 'Stefan' (13th–15th c. CE) EU 57 / US 8
€520,00 -
Roman Silver Ring - 'Sereia' (2nd–4th c. CE) EU 54 / US 7
€1.200,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Sereia' (2nd–4th c. CE) EU 54 / US 7
€1.200,00 -
Roman Silver Ring - 'Fortunata' (2nd–4th c. CE) EU 56 / US 7.75
€1.300,00Roman Silver Ring - 'Fortunata' (2nd–4th c. CE) EU 56 / US 7.75
€1.300,00 -
Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Anna' (6th–8th c. CE) EU 60 / US 9.25
€850,00Byzantine Silver Ring - 'Anna' (6th–8th c. CE) EU 60 / US 9.25
€850,00 -
Medieval Silver Ring - 'Miroslav' (11th–14th c. CE) EU 64 / US 10.75
€600,00Medieval Silver Ring - 'Miroslav' (11th–14th c. CE) EU 64 / US 10.75
€600,00 -
Medieval Silver Ring - 'Gulizar' (12th–13th c. CE) EU 61.5 / US 9.75
€1.400,00Medieval Silver Ring - 'Gulizar' (12th–13th c. CE) EU 61.5 / US 9.75
€1.400,00 -
Roman Bronze Ring 'Panthera' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 57/US 8
€280,00Roman Bronze Ring 'Panthera' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 57/US 8
€280,00 -
Byzantine Bronze Ring 'Stephanos' (5th-7th c. AD) EU 51/US 5.75
€900,00Byzantine Bronze Ring 'Stephanos' (5th-7th c. AD) EU 51/US 5.75
€900,00 -
Roman Gold Ring 'Aelius' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 56/US 7.75
€3.000,00Roman Gold Ring 'Aelius' (2nd-3rd c. AD) EU 56/US 7.75
€3.000,00
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Rich History of Ancient Jewelry
Ancient jewelry dates back thousands of years and is a significant part of various cultures. Such jewelry often includes materials like gold, silver, and precious stones. The craftsmanship of ancient jewelers revealed skill and artistry. Many pieces served as status symbols, showing wealth and importance. Because of their historical value, these artifacts give us insight into the traditions and lifestyles of the people who wore them.
Cultural Significance in Ancient Societies
Jewelry in ancient societies often held deep cultural meaning. For example, Egyptians adorned themselves with amulets for protection, while Greeks used intricate designs to represent their gods. However, in various cultures, jewelry also marked significant life events like weddings or victories. Therefore, these pieces tell us about the beliefs and rituals that were important to those societies.
Unique Craftsmanship and Techniques
The artistry behind ancient jewelry is remarkable. Skilled artisans used techniques such as goldsmithing and bead-making to create stunning designs. Each piece was often handmade, resulting in unique variations. Because of this meticulous craftsmanship, many pieces have survived to inspire modern jewelry makers. Today, we appreciate ancient jewelry not just for its beauty but also for the skill and tradition it represents.