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Ruth Garrido Vila

A beautiful Migration Period gold ring, featuring an elongated rectangular-shaped bezel, expanding perpendicularly trough the shoulders. The bezel is finely decorated with granules and a braided motif. The Migration Period, also known as Barbarian Invasions, refers to a period, started circa in the 4th Century AD, marking the transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages.

Measurements: UK ring size T. Internal diameter 2.5 cm

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Migration Period, circa 4th Century AD

Migration Period Gold Ring - (1)

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Egyptian mythological figures

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