Unusual old copper-alloy finger ring constructed from multiple twisted wire strands, giving the band a distinctive rope-style appearance.

The ring features approximately three twisted strands running around the circumference with a small raised/joined section to one side. The exact date and origin are unknown, so no firm archaeological attribution is being made.

Details:

• Weight: Approx. 1.45g
• Material: Copper alloy / bronze-type metal
• Construction: Multi-strand twisted wire
• Type: Finger ring
• Age: Unconfirmed
• Origin: From an old metal detecting collection

Condition is consistent with age and burial, with green/brown patination, surface wear and deposits. The twisted construction remains clearly visible.

An interesting historical detector find suitable for collectors of rings, archaeological objects and metal detecting finds.

Please study all photographs carefully for dimensions, construction and condition. Sold exactly as pictured.