Roman Eagle Bronze Ring

Date: c. 2nd - 4th Century A.D.Weight: 3.81 gramsSize: 7 (U.S.) / O (U.K.) History of the Artifact A lovely bronze seal ring with an Eagle that could indicate a probable military use. The design is simple with a simple hoop ring adorned by a central seal depicting a minimalist eagle. Dated to the 2nd-4th Century A.D.  Similar examples can be found in items 486, 451 of the catalogue “Hephaestus legacy - A memorial to a private collection of ancient rings and glyptics”. A note on Roman army rings: Roman rings, particularly those used in the military, were both symbols of rank and personal identity. Legionaries and officers often wore rings engraved with eagles (aquilae), a powerful emblem of Rome and its legions. These rings could signify allegiance, unit membership, or authority, with some used as signet rings for sealing documents. Authenticity Ancient Artifacts guarantees the Authenticity of items sold through a three layer system of protection:  Ancient Artifacts exclusively sourc