Seventeenth Century Red Jasper Intaglio Ring

We love this bloodstone Chalcedony signet ring for its unusual decorative shield shape, a copy of a decorative shield that was popular in the 19th century. The shape of this escutche...

An unusual antique heraldic signet ring in an unusual shield shape and set with a layered 2 color carnelian agate. The shoulders are ornamented with a raised repousse pattern, fittin...

Late Victorian signet ring, hallmarked 18 carat gold for the year 1909 and for the Birmingham guild and monogrammed with initials SSR in Old English script and polished smooth with s...

Victorian banded agate signet ring set in a 15 carat (stamped) gold band. Banded agate is a form of quartz with parallel bands of black and white resulting from mineral deposits laye...

The jasper intaglio is attributable to the Roman production of the 2nd century and has an engraving depicting Minerva, goddess of wisdom and right war, as well as protector of artisa...

This 18 Kt gold ring features an authentic Roman jasper dating back to the first-second century AD. The jasper depicts a grazing horse, which was highly revered in ancient Roman cult...

Exceptionally rare and fashioned in the 2nd or 3rd century CE, the carved carnelian gemstone at the center of this ring hails from the Roman Empire. Displaying a rich red color and carved with the image of two Roman deities with a child, the creation exudes the glory of late antiquity. Each taking a classical contrapposto stance, the leftmost god appears crowned with laurels and grasping a staff, while the other appears nude. At their feet, an infant stretches his arms upward toward the divine figures. The crimson carnelian, more than a millennia-old, is set into a later 14K gold ring setting...

A Georgian carnelian intaglio ring, the oval carnelian measuring 20 x 17mm, seal engraved with the head of Zeus Ammon, depicted in profile with ram’s horn, ...