Roman Empire Engraved Silver Ring

Roman Empire Engraved Silver RingDate: c. 1st 3rd century A. D. Weight: 5. 01 grams Size: 8 (U. S.) P 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact This silver ring, dating to the Roman Imperial period (1st3rd century A. D.), features a flattened oval bezel incised with a minimalist starburst or cross hatched motif composed of eight radiating lines. Though executed with simplicity, the engraved emblemperhaps a stylised solar or astral symbolwould have carried protective or symbolic

where layers of the shell's aragonite are preserved under specific conditions

At this time

Reverse:  S

Collecting these pins became a popular hobby

surviving examples of these metal tags are poignant relics of the immense human cost of Soviet military service

One authentic British WW1 War Medal

Now reduced to the Vatican City

Reverse:  Zeus sitting on throneDate: 336 - 167 BCEBezel: 14k GoldWeight: 5

though they varied in size and weight

The standard weight of these rupees was around 11

which were often used for larger transactions or military payments

including the American Revolution