'Constantinus' - Medieval Bronze Ring (12th–14th C. CE) EU 57 / US 8

This authentic medieval bronze ring, named "Constantinus," dates to the 12th-14th century AD. It features a flattened hoop and a slightly irregular cruciform bezel adorned with classic 'ring and dot' punchwork. This iconic motif was a favorite in medieval craftsmanship and, combined with the cross shape, marks the piece as both a decorative object and a quiet token of Christian faith. Details Era: Medieval, 12th-14th Century AD Material: Bronze Ring Size: EU 57 / US 8 Condition: Stable, aged patina with well-defined motifs and light wear Provenance: Private European collection, acquired mid-20th century Unique Identifier: R-M-94-B Restoration and Authenticity This ring is preserved in its untouched state, showing centuries of natural patina and original detail. Professional restoration is available to enhance its appearance to what it once looked like, while maintaining authenticity. Certificate of Authenticity included. Historical Context Rings like "Constantinus" reflect the religious and artistic spirit of the medieval world. The ring-and-dot punchwork combined with a cruciform bezel was widely used across Christian Europe-serving as a personal emblem, protective amulet, and subtle declaration of faith during the High Middle Ages.