'Rhombus' - Late Roman Bronze Ring (3rd–5th C. CE) EU 47 / US 4

This authentic Late Roman bronze ring, named "Rhombus," dates to the 3rd-5th century CE. The ring features a large, flat, almond-shaped (amandine) bezel engraved with a cross-hatch (rhombus) motif-a classic geometric design of the period. A characteristic nub on the shank and the ring's robust construction are hallmark traits of Roman finger rings from this era. The patina and corrosion confirm its ancient origin. Details Material: Bronze with natural ancient patina Date: Late Roman, 3rd-5th century CE Ring Size: EU 47 / US 4 Condition: Well-preserved, crisp geometric engraving, visible shank nub, age-consistent wear Provenance: Private European collection, acquired in the 1960s. Unique Identifier: R-R-55-B Restoration and Authenticity: This ring is offered in its original, excavated condition, bearing the natural patina and surface texture from centuries of burial. Professional restoration is available to enhance the ring's appearance and reveal the crispness of its design, while always respecting historical authenticity. Certificate of Authenticity included. Historical Context: Rings like "Rhombus" were common throughout the Late Roman Empire, serving as both personal adornments and practical identifiers. The cross-hatch pattern was widely used, reflecting both individual identity and the aesthetic tastes of the late imperial period.