“Sigisbert” – Medieval Bronze Ring (10th–13th Century AD) – EU 51 / US 5.75

This authentic medieval bronze ring, named “Sigisbert,” dates to the 10th–13th century AD. The ring features a bold, geometric chevron or arrow motif engraved on its almond-shaped (navette) bezel, with a robust, slightly irregular band—typical of early to high medieval craftsmanship in Central and Eastern Europe.

Details
Material: Bronze with original medieval patina
Date: Medieval, 10th–13th century AD
Ring Size: EU 51 / US 5.75
Condition: Well-preserved, bold engraving and sturdy band
Provenance:Originates from a Private Belgian collection, acquired in the 1960s.
Unique Identifier: R-M-100-B

Restoration and Authenticity:
Preserved in original, excavated condition with genuine patina and wear from centuries of use. Professional restoration is available upon request to highlight the bronze’s original detail, while respecting its historical integrity. Certificate of Authenticity included.

Historical Context:
Rings with chevron or arrow motifs were widely worn across medieval Europe as personal marks or amulets, often associated with protection or identity. The navette bezel and handcrafted band are classic features of the era’s jewelry, reflecting both artistry and utility among medieval artisans and freemen.