A remarkable medieval bronze ring, attributed to the Crusader Knights era, featuring a finely engraved Star of Bethlehem on its oval bezel. This powerful Christian symbol, associated with the Nativity of Christ and divine guidance, was widely used during the Crusader period by knights, pilgrims, and Christian settlers in the Holy Land. The bezel displays a central star motif framed by a geometric border, executed in a bold, seal-like style characteristic of Crusader devotional jewelry. Such rings often served a dual purpose: as personal devotional objects and as seal rings, symbolizing faith, protection, and identity. The ring retains a beautiful aged patina, ranging from deep brown to greenish hues, confirming its antiquity and long burial history. The form, iconography, and manufacturing technique are all consistent with Crusader-period metalwork from the Eastern Mediterranean. Material: Bronze Dating: 11th–13th century A.D. (Crusader Period) Origin: Eastern Mediterranean / Holy Land Ring size: approx. 22 mm A fine and evocative piece of medieval Christian symbolism, and an excellent addition to any collection of Crusader, pilgrim, or medieval jewelry.