‘Godric’ – Medieval Bronze Signet Ring (10th–15th Century AD) EU 55 / US 8

A genuine medieval bronze signet ring featuring a broad, circular bezel engraved with a geometric star or cross motif, framed by notched or ray-like borders. The band is plain and robust, with a smooth green patina from centuries of burial. Rings like this were widely used across Europe from the 10th to 15th century—serving as both a mark of identity and a practical seal for documents and personal items. The geometric cross/star motif, often interpreted as a protective symbol, was especially popular among the artisan and merchant classes.

Material: Bronze with aged green patina
Date: Medieval, 10th–15th century AD
Ring Size: EU 55 / US 8
Condition: Very well-preserved, with sharp motif and stable patina
Provenance: Private Belgian collection, acquired in the 1960s
Unique Identifier: R-M-107-B

Restoration and Authenticity:
This ring is preserved in its original state, showing natural aging and honest wear. For those who prefer a refreshed look, professional restoration is available to revive the details, while respecting its historical integrity. Certificate of Authenticity included.

Historical Note:
Such signet rings were practical tools for sealing and marking goods, as well as symbols of status, faith, or protection. The star-cross pattern links this piece to centuries of medieval European tradition—a wearable piece of authentic history.