Culture: Early medieval
Material: Gold
Object: Merovingian Architectural ring with Garnet inlay
Century/ Timeframe: Merovingian period, 6th-7th century
Origin: Europe
Condition: Good Condition, See Photo
A perfect quality, Merovingian period architectural gold ring. This type of ring is termed “architectural” since the tal dome-shaped bezel resembles a church. The bezel is set with 4 traingle-shaped flat cut garnets and one round-shaped flat cut garnet in the middle. On the shoulders of the hoop are 2 triangle-shaped flat cut garnets. The structure of the bezel featuring repeating archways made of goldwire. Gold beads punctuate the corners of the archways. All garnets are dark red color.

Material: Solid Gold, high carat
Weight: 9,29 grams
Date: Merovingian, migration period 6th-7th century AD
Measurement: 32 x 25 mm, 22 mm internal diameter (ringsize), USA 12 3/4
Condition: Extremely fine condition

Certificate of authenticity included.

International registered Delivery.

Provenance: The Supplier warrants that is has obtained this lot in a legal manner.
From a Dutch private collection.