中世纪 黄铜色 稀有的青铜圆顶戒指，镶嵌玻璃贴石 (没有保留价)

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Medieval Bronze Trumpet Ring, 12th - 15th Century AD.
Motif: Trumpet bezel with vertical facets and a blue glass paste cabochon.
Dimensions: 18 mm inner diameter, 32 mm length
Weight: 4.36 g
Condition: See photos for condition, zoom in if needed.

Description:
This striking bronze ring features a slender hoop supporting a beautifully prominent, trumpet-shaped bezel.
The high, raised bezel exhibits finely molded vertical ridges that elegantly frame a fascinating circular cabochon blue glass paste insert.
Boasting a rich, authentic dark green patina with natural soil encrustations, this rare wearable artifact showcases sophisticated ancient craftsmanship and holds a powerful historical presence.

Historical Context:
In the Medieval periods, high bezel rings served as status symbols.
The stylized trumpet form highlights the era's taste for bold, dimensional jewelry.
Glass paste settings were widely used to emulate rare gemstones in contemporary metalwork.
During this transitional era, such personal ornaments functioned as significant visual expressions of identity and cultural alignment.
The distinctive architectural design of the trumpet bezel reflects the evolving aesthetic traditions of artisan workshops supplying provincial European regions.

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