Rings
Rings became quite popular during the medieval period and were worn by every class of people. Fabricated from iron, copper, silver, and gold, the quality of the material used was an indication of the wearer’s status in society. Craftsmen began setting rings with faceted jewels beginning in the 14th century, a practice that more precisely separated the classes. Rings are worn for a variety of reasons including simple adornment, representations of commitment and to commemorate accomplishments.
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Trees and Roots Band Ring - sterling silver
Band Ring from the Trees and Roots Collection. Matte finish tree motif presented in polished frame. Approximately 1/2" wide and available in all ring sizes. ... more
Trees and Roots Band Ring
Band Ring from the Trees and Roots Collection. Matte finish tree motif presented in polished frame. Approximately 1/2 inch wide and available in all ring size ... more
Trees and Roots Small Square Ring
Small Square Tree Ring from the Trees and Roots Collection. Matte finish tree motif presented in polished frame. Approximately 9 mm square on 6 mm wide band.
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Trees and Roots Arch Ring - 14K Gold
Arch Ring from the Trees and Roots Collection. Matte trees are presented in a polished frame. Approximately 1.1" x .9" and 4 mm wide at top, available in all ... more
Trees and Roots Square Ring
Square Tree Ring from the Trees and Roots Collection. Matte finish tree motif presented in polished frame. Approximately 1/2" wide square on 9 mm band and avail ... more
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