This gold ring is a particularly fine example of a Medieval Islamic type which has a tapered rectangular bezel set with a dark carnelian engraved gem. The stone bears a calligraphic Kufic inscription below two braided knots. The flat carnelian is set in place by means of four sheet gold knots. 12th cent
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
This gold ring is a particularly fine example of a Medieval Islamic type which has a tapered rectangular bezel set with a dark carnelian engraved gem. The stone bears a calligraphic Kufic inscription below two braided knots. The flat carnelian is set in place by means of four sheet gold knots. 12th cent Islamic jewelry
This gold ring is a particularly fine example of a Medieval Islamic type which has a tapered rectangular bezel set with a dark carnelian engraved gem. The stone bears a calligraphic Kufic inscription below two braided knots. The flat carnelian is set in place by means of four sheet gold knots. 12th cent
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