‘Henricus’ - Medieval to Early Modern Bronze Signet Ring (14th–17th C. CE) EU 61 / US 9.5

This authentic bronze signet ring, named 'Henricus,' dates to the late medieval to early modern era (circa 14th-17th century AD). Its flat, broad bezel is engraved with a central star motif, a popular geometric design used for both personal identification and protection. Material: Bronze with natural patina Date: Late Medieval to Early Modern, 14th-17th century AD Ring Size: EU 61 / US 9.5 Condition: Well-preserved, crisp engraving and broad shoulders Provenance: Private Belgian collection, acquired at auction in the 1960s Unique Identifier: R-M-93-B Restoration and Authenticity: Offered in original, excavated condition, with a stable green patina from centuries of burial. Professional restoration is available to highlight the bronze's historic detail if desired. Certificate of Authenticity included. Historical Context: Signet rings like this were used to seal documents, serving as both a mark of status and an everyday practical tool for merchants, officials, or minor nobility. The star motif was widely used across Europe for its protective and identifying qualities.