Roman Imperial | Bronze Ring with Deep Red Garnet Stone | Circa 2nd Century AD
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Historical Context & Origin
Region: Roman Empire
Material: Cast bronze ring with inset garnet gemstone
Period: Circa 2nd Century AD
Description
This authentic ancient Roman bronze ring dates to the height of the Roman Empire and features a beautiful inset garnet gemstone. With its distinctive sculpted shoulders, rounded bezel, and deep wine-red stone, this ring embodies the luxury, symbolism, and craftsmanship of Roman personal adornment. Garnet was highly prized throughout antiquity, revered for its beauty and believed protective qualities, making rings such as this both decorative and meaningful to their original wearer.
This example displays a rich olive-green patina developed over nearly two millennia, while the garnet remains seated securely in place, showing a warm polished luster under light. Compact, evocative, and historically important, it offers a direct, wearable link to the ancient world.
Features
-Genuine ancient Roman bronze finger ring
- Inset garnet gemstone — symbolic of protection, passion, and vitality
- Beautiful ancient patina developed over centuries
- Distinctive Roman band and bezel design
- A remarkable, museum-quality artifact suitable for collection or careful wear
Cultural Significance
Jewelry in the Roman world represented far more than ornamentation. Rings signified status, wealth, identity, and personal spirituality. Garnet was among the most treasured stones of the period, often associated with protection, vitality, love, and divine favor. Owning such a piece offers a tangible connection to the daily lives, beliefs, and elegance of Roman civilization.
Condition
Excellent archaeological condition for its age. Bronze band structurally stable with attractive patina. Garnet securely set and displays natural age character. Suitable for careful wear or premium display.
Dimensions (Approximate)
Ring Size: US 3.8
Age (Approximate)
1,825–1,925 years old
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Description
Historical Context & Origin
Region: Roman Empire
Material: Cast bronze ring with inset garnet gemstone
Period: Circa 2nd Century AD
Description
This authentic ancient Roman bronze ring dates to the height of the Roman Empire and features a beautiful inset garnet gemstone. With its distinctive sculpted shoulders, rounded bezel, and deep wine-red stone, this ring embodies the luxury, symbolism, and craftsmanship of Roman personal adornment. Garnet was highly prized throughout antiquity, revered for its beauty and believed protective qualities, making rings such as this both decorative and meaningful to their original wearer.
This example displays a rich olive-green patina developed over nearly two millennia, while the garnet remains seated securely in place, showing a warm polished luster under light. Compact, evocative, and historically important, it offers a direct, wearable link to the ancient world.
Features
-Genuine ancient Roman bronze finger ring
- Inset garnet gemstone — symbolic of protection, passion, and vitality
- Beautiful ancient patina developed over centuries
- Distinctive Roman band and bezel design
- A remarkable, museum-quality artifact suitable for collection or careful wear
Cultural Significance
Jewelry in the Roman world represented far more than ornamentation. Rings signified status, wealth, identity, and personal spirituality. Garnet was among the most treasured stones of the period, often associated with protection, vitality, love, and divine favor. Owning such a piece offers a tangible connection to the daily lives, beliefs, and elegance of Roman civilization.
Condition
Excellent archaeological condition for its age. Bronze band structurally stable with attractive patina. Garnet securely set and displays natural age character. Suitable for careful wear or premium display.
Dimensions (Approximate)
Ring Size: US 3.8
Age (Approximate)
1,825–1,925 years old
Learn More
Explore the history and symbolism of Roman rings through Berganza
Discover our curated Ancient Rings & Jewelry Collection – Relic & Rarity
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