Roman Cameo Ring depicting Two Putti in Pink Agate 3rd-4th century

A hardstone with a rabbit in pinkish agate in gold collet settings. Roman cameo of a rabbit that was carved around 100AD. The rabbit symbolize fertility, a...

A hardstone in grey agate cameo depicting a putto in gold collet settings. The size cameo is 13mm x 10mm Size 7 1/4 Weight:5.68gr. Probably Northern Italy, cameo late 16th-early 17th...

Ring in silver gold and rose diamond with intaglio pale blue/grey chalcedony ishowing Jupiter seated on his throne holding a thunderbolt with an eagle seated at his feet. Chalcedony ...

Period: Late 17th century Provenance: Italy Dimensions (cameo): 22 mm Ring size: 7  Weight: 18 gr Questo cammeo della fine del XVII secolo è realizzato in agata e inserito in una mo...

Important carved intaglio ring by Giovanni or Luigi Pichler (1773-1854). An extremely rare intaglio seal piece, created in Rome Italy by the Pichler's Atelier in the late early 18th century, circa 1795. It was carved in an oval cabochon cut shape, from a triple layered translucent bluish agate. The intaglio seal depicts the naked figure of the Roman goddess Mercury, in running flying position to the right with a helmet and winged sandals. Raising his left hand and holding a trophy with the right hand. A butterfly or flying insect at the right. Signed, Pichler in Greek (ΠΙΧΛΕΡ), for Giovanni or Luigi Pichler (1773-1854). This seal has been made after the famous Flying Mercury (Mercure volant) statue, created by the mannerist sculptor Giambologna (Giovanni da Bologna 1524-1608), a Flemish-Italian sculptor that work all his life mostly in Florence in Italy. One of the versions of the actual sculpture is located at the Bargello Museum in Florence Italy and the other at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Mercury. in Latin Mercurius, in Roman religion is the god of shopkeepers and merchants, travelers and transporters of goods, and thieves and tricksters. He is commonly identified with the Greek Hermes...

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 is 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...

An interesting Pink color agate 19th Century cameo depicting Hercules and the Nemean Lion (on Hercules’ head). Nemean Lion symbolizes the need to have a strong exterior and not let o...

This 18 Kt gold ring, meticulously crafted by our skilled goldsmiths, showcases an authentic Roman two layer agate intaglio dating back to the 1st-2nd century AD. The intaglio depic...