Roman Child's Bronze Ring lukwakongo 200–300 AD

200–300 AD

Eric Edwards

An exceptional and well-preserved example of early 17th-century Zhangzhou porcelain

these wares were among the earliest true porcelains

Roman Child's Bronze Ring lukwakongo 200–300 ADRoman Empire, c. 200300 AD An exceptionally rare and endearing small sized ancient Roman bronze ring, likely worn by a child during the intriguing late Roman period. Featuring a thick, symmetrical band, this piece is a remarkable glimpse into the personal adornment of ancient Roman society. Rings were the most commonly worn jewelry in ancient Rome, adorned by men, women, and children alike. They were crafted from a variety of materials, including