Ancient Roman | Bronze Ring with Mouse Motif | Circa 1st–4th Century CE

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  • Authentic Roman Empire bronze ring featuring rodent design in relief with aged surface wear
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  • Authentic Roman bronze personal adornment ring with animal motif and centuries-old patina
Ancient Roman bronze ring with raised mouse motif bezel and archaeological patina
360-degree video of an ancient Roman bronze ring showing raised mouse motif bezel, worn band, and beautifully preserved archaeological patina
Authentic Roman Empire bronze ring featuring rodent design in relief with aged surface wear
Ancient Roman bronze talisman ring with small mouse depiction and deep burial patina
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Museum-quality ancient Roman bronze ring showing raised animal figure and historic patina
Roman Empire bronze ring from 1st–4th century CE with rodent bezel and aged surface texture
Archaeological ancient Roman bronze ring with mouse imagery, symbolic and talismanic
Authentic Roman bronze personal adornment ring with animal motif and centuries-old patina

Ancient Roman | Bronze Ring with Mouse Motif | Circa 1st–4th Century CE

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Roman Empire, Mediterranean World
Material: Cast bronze with ancient patina
Period: Circa 1st–4th Century CE

Description

An authentic ancient Roman bronze ring featuring a raised depiction of a small rodent—likely a mouse—shown in profile along the bezel. Despite centuries of age, the imagery remains clearly defined, with the animal’s body, posture, and tail visible in subtle relief. The ring has developed a deep archaeological patina from burial, lending it a powerful sense of antiquity and presence.

Features

- Hand-cast bronze Roman ring

- Raised rodent / mouse motif bezel

- Attractive ancient patina with earthen deposits

- Smoothly worn band from centuries of age and handling

Cultural Significance

Rodent imagery in Roman symbolism was associated with intelligence, survival, protection, household spirit guardianship, and sometimes good fortune. Rings such as this were often worn as personal talismans, reflecting belief, identity, and superstition in everyday Roman life.

Condition

Good ancient condition with expected surface patina, burial wear, and natural age deposits. No modern repairs detected. Presents exceptionally well with strong character.

Dimensions (Approximate)

US Ring Size: 5

Age (Approximate)

1,600–1,900 years old

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Roman Empire, Mediterranean World
Material: Cast bronze with ancient patina
Period: Circa 1st–4th Century CE

Description

An authentic ancient Roman bronze ring featuring a raised depiction of a small rodent—likely a mouse—shown in profile along the bezel. Despite centuries of age, the imagery remains clearly defined, with the animal’s body, posture, and tail visible in subtle relief. The ring has developed a deep archaeological patina from burial, lending it a powerful sense of antiquity and presence.

Features

- Hand-cast bronze Roman ring

- Raised rodent / mouse motif bezel

- Attractive ancient patina with earthen deposits

- Smoothly worn band from centuries of age and handling

Cultural Significance

Rodent imagery in Roman symbolism was associated with intelligence, survival, protection, household spirit guardianship, and sometimes good fortune. Rings such as this were often worn as personal talismans, reflecting belief, identity, and superstition in everyday Roman life.

Condition

Good ancient condition with expected surface patina, burial wear, and natural age deposits. No modern repairs detected. Presents exceptionally well with strong character.

Dimensions (Approximate)

US Ring Size: 5

Age (Approximate)

1,600–1,900 years old

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Explore the cultural meaning of bronze rings in ancient Rome through Classics World

Discover our curated Roman & Greek Artifacts Collection

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