Roman "Asclepius & Hygeia" Carnelian Intaglio Signet Ring insect most likely given to her

most likely given to her as a gift from a friend

It's crafted in sterling silver and dates from the 1880s

While there's not enough room inside for actual coins

They were unrivalled archers

who worked there when this piece was produced

Roman "Asclepius & Hygeia" Carnelian Intaglio Signet Ring insect most likely given to herDATE: Roman Between 1st and 3rd Century AD A fascinating antique signet ring with an ancient Roman intaglio. The carnelian agate intaglio depicts two Greek gods Asclepius, the god of medicine and Hygeia, his daughter and goddess of health. Asclepius carries a snake entwined staff, while facing his daughter. The ring mount is crafted in solid 18 karat yellow gold. Asclepius was the son of Apollo and mortal princess Coronis. His name literally meaning