Roman ring Pompeii, white pearl

Product description

Ball rings such as these are known from finds from Pompeii before the volcanic eruption of 79 AD, with similar specimens in the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. They refer to the work of the Roman anularius, the specialized ringsmith.

The ring consists of a series brass beads with a real white freshwater pearl as the center. Because the ends are open, the ring is infinitely adjustable and fits without a fixed one size.

Suitable as an accessory for a Roman costume, but due to the open fit also pleasant as a daily piece of jewelry for those who love classic design.