15th Century and Earlier Dome Rings

An authentic small silver "diobol" coin from ancient Mesambria in Thrace 450-350 BC depicts a warrior in Corinthian helmet facing. Mesambria was a Doric Greek colony on an island in ...

A clear and crisply struck image of an eagle carrying a snake in its talons is depicted on an authentic ancient Greek silver "drachm" coin struck in the seaport city of Chalkis on th...

This is a gorgeous Belle Epoque - Victorian Bohemian Garnet Ring with four tiers of round faceted Garnets of great beauty. The garnets are set in...

This lustrous 18K yellow gold ring, crafted in the iconic Henry Dunay style, showcases a hammered texture with a high-polish finish that captures light beautifully. Designed in a sub...

A sculptural ring designed by Liu Fang. Modern unusual piece, created in Hong Kong by the artist jeweler Liu Fang, back in the 1990's. This Toi et Moi ring is a one-of-a-kind piece carefully crafted in yellow gold of 18 karats following the ancient jewelry craftsmanship techniques, with polished finish. It is embellished at the ends with a pair of ancient (100 BC) Roman cabochon carvings of natural red-orange agate. Both gemstones have a total weight of about 9.55 carats and are in excellent polished shape, with great saturation and transparency. Liu Fang, is a women jewelry designer and a resident artist in Hong Kong. The main focus of all her designs are the re-use of valuable ancient archaeological parts from different cultures around the world and any period, reinventing their use in new jewelry pieces. Has a total weight of 6.9 grams and the actual size is 5.5, sizeable. Stamped with the designer maker's cartouche, the hallmark for the assay of thE gold and signed "LF AU 18KT. A.J.". Provenance: T.K.. Asian Antiquities Gallery, Williamsburg Virginia; purchased by James & Nancy Markell; by descent to Lauren Markland; acquired in march 7, 2020. (All provenance available). Collateral: They are accompanied and included with this piece with a copy of the vintage jewelry...

An authentic silver "drachm" coin from ancient Macedonia 323-317 BC minted under Alexander the Great depicts the Greek mythical hero Hercules wearing a lion skin cape. Mythologically, Hercules acquired the lion skin headdress from one of his 10 labors: wrestling and killing the Nemean lion by hand. The reverse of the coin features Zeus enthroned, holding an eagle. This type of coin circulated widely throughout the territories conquered by Alexander, and was approximately the daily wage of a Greek hoplite (Soldier) . This particular coin was minted in the Greek colony of Miletus, which is now on the shores of western Turkey. It is set in a Steven...

A cluster of round cut garnets in a brilliant array of reds, yellows, greens and pinks trail over the face of this dynamic 14K white gold ring. To either side of the garnets is a row...

An authentic silver "drachm" coin from the ancient Greek colony of Apollonia Pontika (now in Northern Turkey) from 450-400 BC is set in a complementary Steven Battelle "heart spirals...

An authentic, ancient Greek silver "Triobol" coin from the Phocian League 480 - 421 BC, features the head of a bull on one side and the goddess Artemis on the other. The Phocian Leag...

Step into the allure of the 1960s with our stunning 18K Gold Plated Dome Ring, a classic design rendered in whimsical gold plating. This ring strikes the perfect balance between subt...

Diamond on yellow and white gold 18K Ring. Swiss marks. Circa 1970. Size: 6.5 Total weight: 13.10 grams

An 18-carat yellow gold bombé ring with 5 old cushion cut diamonds in various sizes, three a little larger and two a bit smaller and rounder (app. 1.25 carats). weight: 19.56 g size...