'Diana' - Roman Silver Intaglio Ring (1st-3rd BCE/CE) EU 54 / US 7

This elegant ancient Roman silver ring, named "Diana," dates from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD. The ring features a beautifully engraved intaglio depicting the goddess Diana-the Roman deity of the hunt-holding her signature bow and arrow. The hoop is solid silver, gently tapering toward the back and presenting the intaglio in a classic oval bezel. Details Era: Roman Empire, 1st Century BC-3rd Century AD Material: Solid silver with engraved intaglio Motif: Diana (Artemis) with bow and arrow Size: 17 mm (EU 54 / US 7) Condition: Good, with age-consistent wear and attractive ancient patina Provenance: Private English collection Unique Identifier: R-R-50-S Restoration and Authenticity: This ring is preserved in its original, untouched condition, showing gentle signs of ancient use and natural patina. A Certificate of Authenticity is included. Historical Context: Intaglio rings depicting Diana were highly prized in Roman society, symbolizing protection, independence, and the power of the hunt. Such rings were not only decorative but also served as personal seals and status markers, cherished by both men and women of the Roman world.