Medieval Bronze Ring – 10th to 14th century AD – Ø18 mm / 19 mm height – 2.49 g This bronze ring features a distinctly engraved bezel with a geometric rosette pattern composed of concentric circles arranged in a grid. The design likely held symbolic or decorative value during the Middle Ages, possibly denoting status or affiliation. The ring’s simple yet harmonious form reflects common stylistic tendencies of European medieval craftsmanship. The circular band shows a gentle deformation from long-term use, while the engraved decoration on the bezel remains sharply defined, suggesting it was worn but well preserved. The ring likely belonged to a person of modest means, as more elaborate pieces of the time often included settings or inlays. • Material: Bronze • Dimensions: Ø18 mm (inner diameter) / 19 mm (height) • Weight: 2.49 g • Date: ca. 10th–14th century AD • Condition: Very good condition, with minor surface wear and original patina intact A fine example of medieval personal adornment, reflecting both aesthetic sensibilities and symbolic expression of the period. Provenance: Acquired from an auction house in 2025, previously owned by a collector from the South of Germany, acquired in the 1980s.