11th-12th Century Bronze Ring with Inscription - Gothic Script, Lost Wax Casting

11th-12th Century Bronze Ring with Inscription - Gothic Script, Lost Wax Casting

Enter the world of medieval devotion and power with this

bronze ring with inscription

authentically inspired by

ceremonial pieces

from Western Europe. These rings symbolized piety, loyalty, or lineage.

piety, loyalty or lineage

Words with deep spiritual or personal meaning were inscribed on them.

This piece is made with the

lost wax casting method

• an ancient metalworking art in which the ring is first molded in wax, wrapped in clay or plaster, melted down, and replaced with molten bronze. This technique allows

depth of the relief inscription

and the tactile texture along the band, giving each ring a

a unique aged surface and hand-finished shape.

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The broadband design of

broadband design

With its firm, flat profile and smooth interior wall, it is wearable despite its bold, ceremonial appearance. The writing, in high relief, is reminiscent of monastic seals or Gothic phrases.

monastic seals or gothic phrases

from the High Middle Ages.

High Middle Ages

when metal, language and beliefs merged into forms of personal expression.

Measures:

Inside diameter

2.2 cm

Bandwidth

: Approx. 10.35 mm

Finish

: Natural patina with light casting marks

Care instructions:

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth

Avoid exposure to water, soaps or acids

Do not polish aggressively; a light coat of wax or mineral oil is ideal to preserve the patina.

Store in a dry cloth bag or box when not in use.

Note:

Each ring is hand cast using the

lost wax technique

which results in small variations in texture.

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