A rare bronze ring from Medieval period, featuring a distinctive twin-bezel design. Each bezel is raised: one is plain, while the other is decorated with linear incisions resembling a shell or wave motif. Rings with dual bezels are uncommon and may have carried symbolic meaning. The two bezels can be interpreted as representing duality, balance, or partnership — perhaps symbolizing two forces (life and death, earth and sky, man and woman) held together in unity. For the wearer, such a ring could also have served as a protective talisman alongside its role as personal adornment. Weight: 3,89g, Height: 18mm Material: Bronze Date: ca. 12th–14th Century Culture: Medieval Condition: Complete, with attractive patina, minor wear consistent with age.