A Roman ring formed from deep blue glass, featuring a rounded band decorated with a multicolored surface coating showing traces of white, pinkish, and brown tones. The surface bears a soft iridescent sheen, the result of ancient glass weathering over time, adding to its distinctive archaeological character. This piece exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of Roman glassmakers in producing ornamental jewelry during the 2nd–4th centuries AD. Such rings were likely worn as personal adornments and may have also indicated social status. Details: Date: 2nd–4th Century AD Material: Blue glass with decorative coating Ring size: US 6 Provenance: Acquired from a reputable auction house. Previously part of a private collection (J.H.), and held since the 1980s.