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symbolizing good fortune
a dress adorned with the same flower pattern beneath a belted tunic
Its presence in this ring would have conveyed the wearer’s elevated status as well as aspirational qualities of moral discipline and divine favor
where poppies were used to create fresh bouquets for shrines and floral broad collars
David Harner private collection
Roman Gold & Banded Agate Finger Ring with Intaglio of Fortuna, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 2nd century CE Seals - Intaglio symbolizing good fortuneA finely crafted Roman gold finger ring of elegant proportions, featuring a rounded, tapering shank that expands to a broad oval bezel set with a striking banded agate intaglio. Expertly engraved upon the gemstone is the standing figure of Fortuna, the Roman goddess of fortune, prosperity, and fate. She is depicted wearing a long, flowing, draped garment and holding a cornucopia, the traditional symbol of abundance and divine favor. Fortuna was among