“Vitorius” – Late Roman Bronze Ring (2nd–4th Century AD) – EU 51 / US 5.5
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Description
This authentic Late Roman bronze ring, named “Vitorius,” dates to the 2nd–4th century AD. Its slender band supports a navette-shaped bezel with traces of original colored enamel and a central circular motif. Rings like this were worn for both adornment and protection, reflecting the wearer’s taste and beliefs in the power of amulets.
Material: Bronze with remnants of colored enamel
Date: Late Roman, 2nd–4th century AD
Ring Size: EU 51 / US 5.5
Condition: Stable patina, partial enamel remains, typical ancient wear
Provenance: Private Belgian collection, acquired in the 1960s
Unique Identifier: R-R-62-B
Restoration and Authenticity:
Preserved in original excavated condition, this ring retains its ancient patina and partial enamel. Professional restoration is available on request to revive its historical detail while respecting its integrity. Certificate of Authenticity included.
Historical Context:
Navette-shaped rings with colored inlays were common across the late Roman world, often serving as personal talismans or fashion statements. The use of enamel and symbolic motifs reflects the fusion of artistic style and superstition during this dynamic period of Roman history.
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:
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