Set of Three Post-Medieval Silver Rings with Coloured Glass Inlays Late Post-Medieval period, 15th–17th century A fine group of three silver finger rings dating from the late Post-Medieval period (circa 15th–17th century), each set with a coloured glass inlay. Two of the rings are additionally decorated with delicate filigree work, reflecting the ornamental metalworking traditions of the late medieval and early Renaissance period. Such rings were worn both as personal adornment and as symbols of status, with coloured glass often used as an affordable substitute for precious gemstones. Ring with blue glass stone Ring size: approx. 18.5 mm Weight: 2.63 g Ring with red glass stone Ring size: approx. 19 mm Weight: 4.3 g Ring with green glass stone Ring size: approx. 20 mm Weight: 3.89 g Condition: With surface wear and corrosion consistent with age. The glass inlays show scratches, and there are damages to the settings of the stones. Please refer to the images for the definitive and binding description of the rings’ condition. Silver content is un-tested and only visually determined. Era: 1400-1900 Acquired from: Auction House Total weight: 10,82 g Year acquired: 2025 Country acquired from: The Netherlands Previous owner acquired from: Private collection / Inheritance Previous owner - year acquired: 1970 Previous owner - country acquired from: The Netherlands I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it: Yes Shipping method: The rings will be securely packed and shipped with insurance. No shipping outside of Europe, including Switzerland and UK!