Ca. 900-1100 AD. A silver finger ring with flat hoop tapering to the rear and double braided median section interspersed with fine ropework. This ring is a testament to the Viking mastery of metalworking, with its intricate design and fine details that showcase the skill and precision of their silversmiths. These rings held great significance in Viking society, as they were often used as a form of currency and were also worn to signify one's social status. The elaborate designs and intricate details of these rings served as a reflection of the wearer's wealth and standing in the community.Size: D: 17.75mm / US: 7 1/2 / UK: P; 7.53gProvenance: Property of European collector. Private Dutch collection.