Rings

Rus ring from the Great Kremlin treasure, Nortn-East Rus, 12th century. Brass.

Medieval ring with natural gem, 13-14 cent. Now available only with amethyst!

Western European Medieval ring with blue or red gem (glass). Please point out the colour of gem you wish in notes during the checkout. You can also contact us to check the available colours.

Claddagh Ring, bronze 

Western European Medieval ring with red gem (glass). Brass

Medieval ring with a glass gem. England, 14th century. Red, green or dark blue gems are available. Brass.

Medieval ring, England or France, 14th century. Original is stored in the V&A Museum. Brass

Medieval fede ring, Italy, 15c. Brass. From Victoria and Albert Museum. This ring combines the ancient fede (faith) motif of two hands clasped together, with another motif depicting two hands holding a heart.These symbols signified love and fidelity. It is likely that this ring was a love token, representing everlasting love, or perhaps a betrothal ring. Fede rings were made all over Europe in the Middle Ages.

European medieval stamp ring with "scissors" seal. Brass The seal was possibly a sign of the weavers or tailors guild. From Victoria and Albert Museum. Diameter of the seal 12 mm. *NOTE: it's the gold plated ring on the photos except the last one.*

Medieval ring with two gems and inscription "Due tout mon coer" ("With all my heart"). France or England, 15th century. Original stored in the V&A Museum. Brass