ROMAN INTAGLIO on carnelian mounted on a modern 22ct yellow gold ring. Traveler with his dog leaping towards a tree, presumably to catch suspended prey. Signs of surface wear, beautiful polished engraving. Chipping at the top, filled by gold integration. Intaglio 10 x 11 mm; TDD 55; 7.86 g Roman art, 1st-2nd century A Roman carnelian intaglio set in a modern 22k gold ring. Traveller with a dog jumping toward a tree where prey are suspended. Signs of wear, nice mirror polishing. Chip on the edge filled with gold integration. 1st-2nd Century A.D.

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