Rings

A beautiful and elegant old silver and carnelian agate ring from Afghanistan. Carnelian beads from the Indian subcontinent are documented in deposits as disparate and distant as the Niger basin or Mesopotamia and in times as old as the Sumerian civilization.

A beautiful and elegant old silver and carnelian agate ring from Afghanistan.The cabochon houses a precious agate carnelian stone bead held by a silver rod. Carnelian beads from the Indian subcontinent are documented in deposits as disparate and distant as the Niger basin or Mesopotamia and in times as old as the Sumerian civilization.

A beautiful and elegant old silver and carnelian agate ring from Afghanistan. Carnelian beads from the Indian subcontinent are documented in deposits as disparate and distant as the Niger basin or Mesopotamia and in times as old as the Sumerian civilization.

A beautiful old silver and carnelian agate ring from Afghanistan. Nice patina.

An old silver Afghan ring featuring a lovely green glass. Simply beautiful!

A lovely old silver ring with nine small set turquoises and coral beads. Its shape and design clearly recalls of the Bedouin rings from Oman and other areas of the Arabian Peninsula. The Kuchi nomads (of Pasthun ethnicity) cross the vast territory that goes from Iran to India, so their creations are always rich fusions of different styles. Unique.

A lovely old silver ring with ten small colored glass cabochons and a bigger central one with a agate carnelian stone. Southern India inspirations. The Kuchi nomads (of Pasthun ethnicity) cross the vast territory that goes from Iran to India, so their creations are always rich fusions of different styles. Unique.

A beautiful and rare antique silver ring from Afghanistan. Its singularity lies in the ancient so-called Gabri glass bead in the central cabochon that would have usually had a stone attached.

The Gabri glass beads are from the Islamic period, that is, between the 8th and 12th centuries. Produced in the Middle East and spread through Central Asia with the expansion of Islam.

A beautiful and rare antique silver ring from Afghanistan. Its singularity lies in the ancient so-called Gabri glass bead in the central cabochon that would have usually had a stone attached.

The Gabri glass beads are from the Islamic period, that is, between the 8th and 12th centuries. Produced in the Middle East and spread through Central Asia with the expansion of Islam.

A charming old turquoise and silver ring from Afghanistan. The setting is formed by a rosette of little silver domes with a lovely central turquoise cabochon 

A wonderful old silver and turquoise Afghan ring. Balanced granulated work and a large cabochon that houses a beautiful turquoise stone. Lovely patina.

An old Tuareg silver and agate ring. This type of ring is worn by those who have been to Mecca on pilgrimage (hadji). Stones such as agate are believed among the Tuareg to afford protection to its owner. Lovely patina. The Tuareg are a nomadic Berber (amazigh) group that lives in the Sahara Desert.

A charming old silver and agate ring from Afghanistan.

An Afghan old silver and resin ring. Very original.

An old Afghan silver and turquoise ring.

An original old Afghan silver and turquoise ring.

An old Afghan silver and turquoise cabochon ring.

A favourite of all time!. A superb old silver and enamel ring from Afghanistan or Pakistan. The blue and green enamel is very attractive and the floral pattern very elegant. Nicely decorated at the bottom and with a wonderful patina. A most covetable ring.   

A charming old silver and beads Afghan ring. Its dome-lile design is very original and pleasing. The little colourful beads add a lively touch that boosts the wonderful delicacy of the chiselling and silverwire applique work. Great patina and most easily wearable. What else can be asked for?. 

A beautiful silver and turquoise ring from Afghanistan, possibly from a group of Turkoman origin. The setting shows a minute and lovely silverwork including charming depiction of a bird. The rosette of tiny turquoise cabochons adds a lively touch.

An old Tuareg silver and glass ring. This type of ring is worn by those who have been to Mecca on pilgrimage (hadji). The green colour, the colour of Islam, of the glass is believed to afford protection to its owner. Lovely patina. The Tuareg are a nomadic Berber (amazigh) group that lives in the Sahara Desert. Early XXth century.

An Afghan old silver ring featuring a central cabochon of agate. Indulge yourself!.

A nice Afghan old silver ring featuring a central pear shaped cabochon of agate and smaller turquoise ones. 

A nice old Turkoman silver and turquoise ring from Afghanistan. Very nice chiselled decoration showing a superb patina. A big ring. Firt half of the XXth century.

A nice old Afghan ring featuring a central agate cabochon and a silver setting with a great decoration. We know you love it and it is waiting for you.