SUPERB ROMAN RING, C.100-350AD, SIZE 11 bracelets a common theme in Roman

a common theme in Roman pagan religion

The obliteration is heavily tooled and meant not just to remove the marks

The stone surface frosted from burial

The shoulders are flared

SUPERB ROMAN RING, C.100-350AD, SIZE 11 bracelets a common theme in RomanGilt bronze raised edge circular bezel with high relief figure of a crouching rabbit or hare. 3. 7mm rounded face band flaring slightly to the shoulders. The figural representation is very realistically executed, reminiscent of the wall murals at Pompei. In Roman mythology, rabbits or hares symbolized fertility, abundance, lust, and vitality. They were closely associated with Venus (the Roman equivalent of Greek Aphrodite), the goddess of love,