Islamic Bronze Signet Ring – 11th to 13th Century AD A substantial Islamic bronze signet ring featuring a large oval bezel engraved with a stylised floral motif enclosed within a decorative border. The broad seal face dominates the composition, giving the ring an imposing appearance typical of medieval Islamic signet rings used for personal identification, administration, and social status. The engraved design reflects the preference for vegetal and abstract ornamentation that characterized much of the Islamic artistic tradition. The ring is cast in bronze with a robust hoop and pronounced shoulders supporting the oversized bezel. Its surface displays an attractive aged patina together with wear accumulated through centuries of use. The generous proportions of the seal face, combined with the strong architectural profile of the ring, make it an impressive example of medieval Islamic personal adornment and sealing technology. Material: Bronze Dimensions: 2.1 × 2 cm Weight: 6.02 g Provenance: Acquired in the Netherlands, from a Dutch private collection formed in the 1990s. All items come with CoA.