Medieval Silver Bird Ring Ancient but also its potential for

but also its potential for wild excess and destruction

This silver ring

leading to rust and discoloration over time

seated left on low seat

near-spherical profile—an aesthetic more typical of Romano-Egyptian workshops than of mainstream Roman jewelry

Medieval Silver Bird Ring Ancient but also its potential forDate: c. 15th 16th Century Weight: 4. 26 grams Size: 7. 5 (U. S.) O 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact Dated to the 15th 16th century, this silver ring features a flat discoid bezel framed by an incised border. At its center is a stylized bird, rendered in profile with wings raised and head turned backwarda posture known as regardant. This pose, though uncommon in later heraldry, often conveyed alertness, vigilance, or introspection in earlier