Constantius II (337 - 361 A.D.) Ring with Rubies

A piece of the past at your fingertips. This noble ring features a stunning bronze coin portraying Constantius II; the rare coin, minted in the Roman Empire, is center struck and contains a lustrous patina with highlights. In addition to the premium coin, this unique piece also boasts four high-quality rubies that catch the light and draw attention to the exquisite ring and its royal subject, depicted in victory. The coin's setting has been handcrafted in 14k solid gold especially for the Constantius II bronze.

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Price: $735.00
Coin minted: c. 337 - 361 A.D.
Coin denomination/metal: Bronze
Coin grade: Premium quality
Hand selected by our senior numismatist for exceptional beauty and detail
Setting: Handcrafted 14k solid gold
Gemstones: 4 High quality rubies
Ring size: Size 8. Can be resized.
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About this coin

As his name suggests, Constantius II was the son of Constantine the Great, ruling jointly with his brothers for a period and then eventually running the Roman Empire on his own. He was a good administrator and ruthless when it came to protecting his power, eliminating anyone who was a threat to the throne. Unlike many Roman rulers, however, he came to a bloodless end, most likely dying of malaria while on a campaign to put down a rebellion by his cousin, Julian. This bronze coin of Constantius II, minted in the Roman Empire, shows his bust in glory, complete with a jeweled diadem (headband) around his head.

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