Roman Red Jasper Intaglio with Biga 1st Century AD Attractive Roman red jasper intaglio, dating to the 1st century AD, depicting a Roman biga drawn by two horses, with a clearly visible wheel. This subject is closely associated with chariot racing and public life in Roman culture, symbolizing prestige, speed, and success. The engraving is confidently executed and remains clearly legible, consistent with Roman glyptic production of the Early Imperial period. Gemstones of this type were commonly used as personal seals or set into rings, often carrying symbolic or celebratory meaning. The stone displays a warm red-brown tone and is in good condition, with natural wear consistent with its age. Material: Red jasper Date: 1st century AD Dimensions: 20 × 15 × 7 mm Origin: Roman Empire An authentic and evocative piece, ideal for collectors of ancient gemstones, Roman art, and chariot-racing iconography.