Gold, c. 14 carat
Majapahit culture, East Java / Indonesia, c. 10th century
Unique piece in fine workmanship
Collector’s item
Ring size: 50
Width: 2 cm
Weight: c. 7.2 grams
Very good condition

This filigree prestige ring consists of about 14 carat gold and was presumably made during the 10th century by the Majapahit culture in East Java, Indonesia. Majapahit was the last great Hindu empire in the Malay sea region. The center features a cone-shaped elevation surrounded by circles in fine filigree work. These ornaments form a stylized flower on a round base.



Literature:

Cf. Anne van Cutsem, Welt der Ringe, Skira Verlag, 2000.



Condition:

The gold ring is in very good condition with only slight age-related signs of wear and has a weight of circa 7.2 grams. It has a ring size of 50 and a width of 2 cm. (lvp)

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