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A Samaritan Gold-Faience Finger Ring
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The ancient gold finger ring set with a faience gem. The octagonal shank is of square cross section and supports a rectangular setting. The joint between the setting and hoop is strengthened by three gold granules on either side of the shoulders.

The ring was reportedly found near Mount Gerizim, the traditional home of the Samaritan community in Israel.

Inner diameter: 1.58cm wide x 1.28cm high
Weight: 5.1g


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Provenance:
ex. Content Family Collection, this first part of the Collection was formed in the early 60's and 70's. Further selections may become available in the future, please request to be notified.
Condition:
Some over wear, remains intact.
Category:
Near Eastern
Period:
Samaritan
Date:
c. 6th Century A.D.
Material:
Gold, Faience
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