A beautiful and authentic medieval silver ring, dating to the High to Late Middle Ages (circa 12th–14th century). The ring is set with a striking blue stone inlay, most likely glass paste or a semi-precious stone, mounted in a raised bezel with a scalloped (crenellated) rim, a characteristic feature of medieval ring construction. The shoulders of the ring are decorated with engraved linear motifs, tapering naturally toward the band. The proportions and workmanship are consistent with medieval European personal jewelry. The blue inlay shows honest age-related wear, and the silver surface displays a natural, undisturbed patina, confirming its age and authenticity. In the medieval period, rings of this type were often worn not only as adornment but also as protective or symbolic objects, with blue stones traditionally associated with protection, loyalty, and spiritual meaning. A genuine and evocative medieval ring, appealing both to collectors of historical jewelry and to those interested in medieval symbolism. Details Period: Medieval / High–Late Middle Ages Date: circa 12th–14th century Material: Silver Stone: Blue inlay (likely glass paste or semi-precious stone) Size: 18mm Condition: Good, with original patina and age-consistent wear