【Rare Historical Item】Sasanian Persia Era Intaglio Horse Motif Large SV925 Silver Power Ring｜Metalwork Deer Pattern × Amazonite Inlay Decoration｜Antique Jewelry 7D1017 This ring has the form of a seal (signet) that is believed to have been worn by rulers and high-ranking officials during the Sasanian era, and it is thought to have been used for identification and authentication of possessions. Therefore, it is not merely a decorative item, but an important item with the meaning of social status and cultural symbol. In the center, a horse motif is applied using the intaglio (sunken carving) technique using carnelian (red agate). The horse was a symbol of power, loyalty, and nobility in ancient Persia, and it is thought to have been chosen as a design to represent the owner's dignity. The base part was reconstructed around the 16th century, and it is also proof that it has been passed down through the ages. Sterling silver (SV925) is used for the material, and elaborate metalwork is applied by craftsmen. On the sides and back, there are carvings of cute animals like deer, giving a soft impression and a sense of respect for nature. Furthermore, the Amazonite inlay decoration is applied, and the contrast of colors and textures is beautiful, giving harmony and depth to the entire ring. Size: (approx.) Ring: No. 27, Width 5.8cm, Length 5.8cm, Weight 120g This ring is a masterpiece that combines historical background, rarity, and artistic value. It will be an item that antique jewelry collectors and those interested in ancient culture cannot miss. Why don't you add this ring, which has been revived through the ages, to your collection? By holding it in your hand, a story from the distant past may quietly speak to you. Main material... Silver