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Gold finger ring (© Moyse's Hall Museum)
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© Moyse's Hall Museum

Gold finger ring

Artist: Medieval

Location: Moyse's Hall Museum

Date: late 14th - 15th Century

Materials: gold

Dimensions: diameter 2.4cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £3,000 (Total: £6,000)

Vendor: Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Review number: 5364 (2004)

Provenance:
Found by a metal detectorist in Lackford, West Suffolk, November 2002; declared Treasure.

Description:
Plain hoop ring of triangular section with inlaid inscription on the outer faces. The inscription has both a religious and tallismanic nature, and reads 'AVE MARIA GRACIA PLENA DOMI' and 'IESUS NAZARENUS REX IUDEOUM' (sic).

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