Ancient Roman Garnet Intaglio Gold Ring

Roman, circa 2nd – 1st centuries BC A museum quality, finely modeled, high carat (approximately 22.5K), hollow gold signet ring is set with an oval amethyst intaglio...

A unique, museum quality ancient Greek gold ring, circa 4th century BC, likely a wedding ring. The ring is engraved with two wrestling Erotes. When Aphr...

This late 1790s - early 1800s carnelian intaglio features a neo-classical profile of Queen Luise of Prussia (1776-1810), who made neckerchiefs popular. Luise is wearing a neckerchief, a pearl tiara...

Greek, Archaic period, circa 500 B.C. An ancient gold swivel – signet ring with a finely carved rock crystal scarab (Scarabaeus beetle). In an...

Roman Empire, 2nd – 3rd century A.D. This massive solid gold ring with broad shoulders is of a very fine workmanship. The ring is crafted in high karat gold (about 24K). It is centered with a conical banded three layer agate superbly carved with a cameo of a goddess (likely Minerva, the goddess of wisdom). Her hair is elaborately styled and adorned with a double stephane (tiara). For a closely related roman agate...

Western European, circa 1890. This Victorian era 14K gold ring is set with a carved heliotrope, also known as bloodstone, signet matrix. The signet features an exquisitely engraved ...

Castellani® has selected this Ancient Roman Agate Intaglio for the "Cleopatra" Ring Setting. The intaglio dates to the 3rd to 7th Century. The intaglio is both black and white agate, which is a hard stone and very good for carving. The agate has two layers of color, black on the top and white at the bottom. The agate intaglio is solid and one piece. The carver was able to use these two color layers to give dimension and detail. The Column and Angel on the left wings are white and the balance is all black. The Carver knew the material he/she was carving and used this to create this very unique scene. The intaglio shows two angels standing on either side of a column/pillar looking at the bust of a man on top of the pillar. The angels are female and male. The bust on the pedestal is of a male. The intaglio is set below the frame. The frame flairs out to a subtle point on the sides and has a flat surface. The "Cleopatra" ring design was a style that Castellani created in the 1860's and was inspired by Ancient Roman rings...

Victoria Strigini (b. 1991) A contemporary 18k yellow gold ring, featuring a 2nd- 3rd century AD Roman cabochon intaglio in garnet, set in a strikingly pure, rounded modern mount. A...

Oval bezel set with a orange coloured agate intaglio (13.7 x 11.6 mm) carved with a profile of Roman goddess Salus. Bezel 1.5 x 1.3 cm. Ring size 59. Weight 4.43 g. Salus (Latin: sa...

We are proud to show this circular hoop of 22 Kt gold, with coiling around the shoulders, sets an oval shaped intaglio"dextrarum lunctio" on the carnelian. This translates to clasped...

An ancient garnet intaglio depicting three chasing hares, mounted in a heavy 18 karat gold ring. The carved garnet intaglio is Roman and dates back to the 1st-2nd century. Intaglio measures 1 cm at widest Set in heavy 18 Karat Gold newer setting size 7.25 US. easily sizable Excellent Condition and Rare and Collectible, Three Hares...

A Roman carnelian intaglio gold ring, the rectangular-cut carnelian intaglio measuring 1.3 x 0.7cm, depicting a victorious soldier, possibly carved in the 1st century, roman-set in a landscape positing to a yellow gold mount with closed back and tapering fluted shoulders, circa 1st-3rd century, measuring 2 x 0.9cm, finger size M, gross weight 5.9 grams. This Roman ring is in very good condition with signs of wear consistent with its age. Unmarked, tested as 22 carat gold. An exquisite and rare glyptic ring believed to have been carved in the 1st century AD. The bright orange carnelian carving depicts a victorious soldier and is mounted into a beautifully textured warm yellow gold ring with carved shoulders...