A rare Roman bronze ring featuring a bezel of distinctive mammiform or vulvate form, crafted to imitate a cut gemstone. The shape likely held erotic or symbolic significance, reflecting themes of fertility, sensuality, or the wearer’s association with erotic professions. Such designs are sometimes linked to the openly practiced sex trade of ancient Rome, where adornments could carry coded social or occupational meanings. Material: Bronze Date: 1st–3rd century CE Dimensions: 18mm consistent with examples worn by young individuals Condition: Intact with smooth dark patina; minor surface wear consistent with age.