Ancient Roman Bronze Ring with Laurel Engraving – 1st–3rd Century AD An authentic Ancient Roman bronze ring featuring a finely engraved laurel branch motif along the outer band. The ring is of solid cast construction and displays a stable dark patina acquired through centuries of burial. The engraved laurel symbol held strong associations with military, victory, authority, and divine protection in Roman culture, making this piece both decorative and symbolic. Such rings were commonly worn by Roman civilians and soldiers as expressions of status, loyalty, and good fortune. Dimensions: Inner diameter: approx. 17.5–19.6 mm Weight: 1.2 g Condition: Top condition for its age. Minor surface wear with original dark sand patina and reddish earthen deposits, adding to it's historical allure. No repairs or modern alterations. Provenance From a former European private collection, acquired in the 1980s. A declaration of legal origin and provenance document can be provided as a PDF upon request. Note: Please examine the provided images for a detailed impression of the ring. The photos are highly magnified to showcase the details the best way possible; otherwise, the piece is even more beautiful and attractive in person.