A fine bronze ring from the Viking Age, dated to approximately the 9th–11th century AD. Culture: Viking / Early Medieval Northern Europe Period: 9th–11th century AD Material: Bronze Type: Twisted ring Inner diameter: approx. 17.5 mm Condition: Authentic ancient condition with natural green patina and age wear Shipping: European Union only Acquired on the European antiquities market, from a private collection. The ring is made in a twisted or rope-like design, a decorative form often associated with early medieval northern metalwork. The surface has a soft rounded profile, with the twisting pattern still visible around the band. The object has a simple but attractive appearance. Its design is not overly decorated, yet the twisted structure gives the ring movement and character. This makes it a good example of practical personal jewelry from the Viking period. The bronze has developed a beautiful natural green patina, with darker and lighter mineral tones across the surface. The patina is stable and visually appealing, giving the piece a strong archaeological look. The ring shows normal age wear, small surface irregularities, and traces of long burial or age. No modern cleaning or restoration is visible. The object keeps its original ancient character. This is an appealing small collectible for those interested in Viking Age jewelry, early medieval bronze work, and personal objects from the northern world.