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Armband with a Herakles knot [Greek] (1999.209) | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Gold armband with Herakles knot - Hellenistic, century BCE. Gold inlaid with garnets, emeralds, and enamel, width 3 Metropolitan Museum of Art

A gold and diamond ring, probably Portuguese, 17th century and later The central circular cluster, probably 17th century, composed of table-cut diamonds within an engraved closed-back setting, to later table-cut diamond scroll shoulders and hoop, probably 18th century, the whole mounted in yellow gold
Icicle-shaped diamond ring, called Matthias ring, late 16th century, Southern Germany (probably), gold, diamonds, enamel, height: 3.5 cm, diameter: 2.3 cm

Watch in the form of a skull, ca. Movement by Isaac Penard (Swiss, Case and dial: silver, partly nielloed, with a single silver hand; Movement: gilded brass and steel; back plate of movement

European Ring, 16th century, Purple & Green ( Amethyst and Emeralds ) Cabochon Gemstones

European Ring, century, Purple & Green ( Amethyst and Emeralds ) Cabochon Gemstones

Ring, portrait of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, 17th-century. Livrustkammaren.

Ring, portrait of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden,

Title Heirloom pendant ;Jehovaorden, Sweden, manufactured by Antonij Groot Elder, Stockholm in 1606, probably carried by Charles IX at the coronation in Uppsala, ca 1607

Heirloom pendant :Jehovaorden, Sweden, manufactured by Antonij Groot Elder, Stockholm in probably carried by Charles IX at the coronation in Uppsala, ca 1607

LATE RENAISSANCE DIAMOND CLUSTER RING WITH OPIUM COMPARTMENT, Spain?, about 1630–1640, gold, diamond. Such ring was “locket ring,” which contained miniature of loved ones or of royal or political persons. Some rings with compartments held religious relics, but others were intended to contain poison to allow the surreptitious removal of enemies or rivals by lacing their food or drink. The compartment was intended to contain an opiate in some form or other. The whole bezel represents the…

Diamond Cluster Ring with Opium Compartment - c. 1640 - diamonds and gold - “locket ring” could contain miniatures of loved ones or of royals or religious relics - others were intended to contain poison, usually an opiate - bezel represents the poppy

RENAISSANCE DIAMOND RING. Spain, c. 1650-75, gold, diamond, bezel 5 x 10 x 18 mm, set in a cluster like a Bouquet of flowers, courtesy of Les Enluminures http://www.crapandcouture.com/2012/07/les-enluminures-exhibition.html
Portriat of Lovisa Ulrika of Sweden. Ring 1770.

Portriat of Lovisa Ulrika of Sweden. Ring 1770.

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"Choker necklace with portrait Chrysolite , silver, velvet century (end), France (via Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris)" antique jewelry x

Ametistörhängen från 1650-1700.
1650-1700 approximately OTHER KEYWORDS ring COLLECTION OF THE Royal Armoury INVENTORY NUMBER 1188 (32:43)

1650-1700 approximately OTHER KEYWORDS ring COLLECTION OF THE Royal Armoury INVENTORY NUMBER 1188 (32:43)

Charles IX of Sweden’s Coronation ring. 1607
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