Byzantine Marriage Posy Ring

Byzantine Marriage Posy RingDate: c. 1100 A. D. Weight: 9. 23 grams Size: 9. 25 (U. S.) S 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact One of the most intimate pieces in our shop is this Byzantine silver ring celebrating the love of two Byzantine newlyweds, featured on the seal, with a cross between the two. The ring is full of surprises; carved at the base of the ring are inscribed in Ancient Greek the phrases 'OMO' and 'NIA', legend for Omonia meaning 'agreement, harmony'. The

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it began minting the same Follis the Roman Empire once minted with a new design featuring symbols relevant to the new Byzantine Emperors

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The French Croix de Guerre (War Cross) is a military decoration first established in 1915 during World War I

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Rome Republic Denarius Pendant shown in photos

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Though primarily intended for the German Army

he provided “Light” in ideas and manners for 72 long years on the throne

crowned by the imperial crown with which he famously crowned himself at his coronation in 1804

These coins were minted in several locations across British India

displacing the waning Indo-Greek kingdoms that had ruled the region since Alexander’s conquests