Early Medieval Bronze Ring with Blue Glass Stone, Circa 13th-15th Century AD - Top Condition This finely crafted ring from the Early Medieval era with a blue glass stone on its bezel , reflecting the artistic and symbolic traditions of the Medieval design. Rings like this were often used for both decorative and talismanic purposes, serving as personal symbols of faith, protection, or status. Design: The bezel features delicate design with a central blue glass stone. Condition: Preserved in very fine condition, the ring retains its original reddish sand patina, and earthen deposits, highlighting its authenticity and historical appeal. Details: Inner Diameter: 17.8 mm Weight: 3.39 g. Provenance: Acquired from a private European collection, established in the late 1980s. A provenance document and declaration of legal origin can be provided in PDF format upon request. This stunning example of Crusader-era jewelry is a tangible connection to the medieval past, making it an ideal addition for collectors or enthusiasts of historical artifacts. A wearable piece of history with profound cultural significance.