Ring. Rome, II-III centuries AD.

Ring. Rome, 2nd-3rd century AD.
In gold and silver. Seal representing the "dextrarum iunctio", symbol of concord, both in private and political life.
Measurements: 20 x 17 mm (inside); 22 mm (wide frontis).
Roman ring with silver structure that sets a yellow gold disc on its front, worked by bas-relief and representing two joined hands, "dextrarum iunctio". The fact of shaking two hands refers to the goddess Concordia who was the goddess of agreement, understanding, unity and marital harmony.