A 18ct gold signet ring that was made by Cropp & Farr in Birmingham circa 1910-1920
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Gold, emerald, diamond, and enamel signet ring with clock, crafted by Johannes Butz of Augsburg, Germany, 2nd quarter of the 17th Century AD.
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Signet ring, European, 15th Century
From the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Signet Ring In 18k Yellow Gold, Pink Opal and Diamonds by Sorellina
Source: nationaljeweler.com
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gembreakfast : Orion Engraved Diamond Signet
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Love this piece - it arrived today and sold today and no surprise!
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Gold signet ring, the bezel of the ring is decorated with an anchor motif executed in relief and surrounded by beading. The hoop of the ring is inscribed on the inside with the words 'Victory WB'. early 19th century
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Today I said goodbye to a ring my mom bought for me at a medieval fair 18 years ago during one of our vacation and which has never left my pinky finger since. It's 2 weeks late, but I finally received its replacement aka my 30yo birthday gift and it's this beautiful signet ring with my name engraved on the inside.
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gold signet ring of Sheshonq (Egypt, 26th dynasty, c. 575 BCE)
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Renaissance Signet Ring “Talbot”, British, 15th Century
From the Met Museum
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"King Minos' Ring," 1500-1400 BC
This ring is a Minoan gold signet ring and a legendary artifact associated with the ancient Minoan civilization of Crete. While its exact origins and significance remain shrouded in mystery, the ring has captured the imagination of scholars and enthusiasts alike, inspiring numerous tales and theories about its potential connections to the mythological figure of King Minos and the ancient Minoan palace complex of Knossos.
The enduring allure of the “Ring of King Minos” highlights the rich mythology and historical significance of the Minoan culture, contributing to the ongoing fascination with this ancient civilization and its enigmatic artifacts.
Courtesy of The Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete, Greece
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