Bague ornée d'une intaille ovale possibly representing a dog.
The setting is fra…

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Bague ornée d'une intaille ovale

possibly representing a dog. The setting is framed by a braided filigree. Yellow gold and carnelian Possibly Roman setting and 3rd-century Roman intaglio. Diameter: 8 mm

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Bague ornée d'une intaille ovale

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