Original Late Roman bronze ring featuring an Evil Eye motif, a symbol widely used throughout the Roman world for protection against misfortune and malevolent forces. Such apotropaic imagery was common in personal adornment during the later Roman period and reflects prevailing beliefs surrounding protection, superstition, and daily life.

Cast in bronze, the ring displays correct period form and construction. The Evil Eye motif remains clearly identifiable, with surface wear consistent with age. No evidence of modern restoration is observed. Overall, in very good condition. A genuine example of Late Roman personal jewelry, suitable for advanced collections, academic study, or display alongside Roman-period artifacts.

Specifications:

• Material: Bronze
• Origin: Northwestern Europe
• Era: Late Roman
• Condition: Honest Wear/ As Found

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Item Location: Arms & Armor Display Case