Ancient Roman Bronze Finger ring with X (10th legion?) - 20 mm (No reserve price)

Ancient Roman bronze finger rings often bore symbols or letters signifying legion affiliations, personal achievements, or identity markers. A bronze ring featuring an 'X' might allude to the 10th legion, a renowned military unit, indicating the wearer’s military connection or allegiance. Such rings functioned as badges of honor and personal decoration. The use of bronze, combined with a size around 20 mm, suggests a durable yet practical item worn regularly. Military-themed rings provide a tangible link to Roman legionary culture, discipline, and camaraderie, reflecting how soldiers expressed pride and affiliation through personal adornment.