An authentic medieval silver signet ring, dating to the early to high Middle Ages (circa 10th–12th century). The ring features a hexagonal bezel engraved with a stylized symbolic motif, executed in a manner consistent with early medieval Northern European craftsmanship. The engraved design shows abstract, rune-like or symbolic forms, which are characteristic of rings associated with the Viking cultural sphere and early Crusader-period Europe. Such motifs were commonly used for identity, protection, or symbolic meaning, rather than purely decorative purposes. Rings of this type could function as personal signets, amuletic objects, or status markers. The shoulders display hand-worked linear decoration, tapering naturally into a simple circular band. The silver surface exhibits a natural, undisturbed patina and wear consistent with age, with no indications of modern manufacture or later alteration. Due to the overlapping artistic traditions of the period, the ring can be attributed broadly to a Viking / early Crusader-era medieval context, a time when Norse, Christian, and continental influences often intersected. A strong and evocative medieval ring, suitable for collectors of Viking, Crusader, or early medieval jewelry. Size : 18mm Period: Medieval / Early–High Middle Ages Date: circa 10th–12th century Material: Silver Object: Signet / symbolic ring Motif: Abstract symbolic / rune-like engraving Condition: Good, with original patina and age-related wear