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“Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
  • “Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3 Aurora Antiqua
“Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3

“Livia” – Roman Bronze Signet Ring Depicting Fortuna with Cornucopia (2nd–3rd Century AD) – EU 44 / US 3

€300,00

Material:

  • Bronze

Era:

  • Roman

Rarity:

  • Rare
Description

A Roman bronze signet ring from the 2nd–3rd century AD, engraved with Fortuna holding her cornucopia and rudder. A beautifully preserved emblem of abundance and divine guidance.

Description
This solid bronze ring features a broad, domed bezel engraved with the standing figure of Fortuna, goddess of fortune and fate. She holds a long cornucopia in her arms, with a faint rudder beside her—symbols of prosperity and direction. The compact shoulders and rounded band reflect provincial Roman craftsmanship of the Imperial period. A stable green patina and smooth wear attest to its ancient authenticity, while the imagery closely echoes Fortuna depictions on Roman coins and seals.

Details
Material: Bronze with natural patina
Date: Roman, 2nd–3rd Century AD
Ring Size: EU 44 / US 3
Condition: Excellent preservation with stable green patina and clear engraved imagery
Provenance: Private Belgian collection, acquired in the 1960s
Unique Identifier: R-R-70-B

Restoration and Authenticity
Offered in original, untouched condition with stable patina and no modern repairs. A Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Historical Context
Fortuna, known to the Greeks as Tyche, was one of the most venerated deities of the Roman world. Her cornucopia symbolized abundance, while her rudder represented the hand of fate guiding human fortune. Rings depicting Fortuna were worn by merchants, officials, and soldiers alike, invoking prosperity and safe passage through life’s uncertainties. Provincial workshops across Gaul and the Rhineland produced many such signet rings, blending personal devotion with practical use as seals of identity.
Care

To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.
Authenticity

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What size is this ring?

This ring has the following two sizes, the larger number is the EU size and the smalle number is the US size:

  • 44
  • 3


You can find information about ring sizes and how to determine your own, here.

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