A Roman Bloodstone Intaglio of a Warrior, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE 271628_xl built at Dahshūr

built at Dahshūr

soft and comfortable when lying on it

It easily fit over your regular glasses

Condition: Repaired at the base

ribbed hem and cuffs and a handy kangaroo pocket

A Roman Bloodstone Intaglio of a Warrior, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE 271628_xl built at DahshūrThe speckled dark green stone engraved with a warrior riding a galloping horse, wearing a helmet and holding a spear, set in a delicate 18 karat gold filigree setting. Bloodstone, also known as heliotrope, is a variety of green jasper speckled with red spots that were thought to have several magical properties throughout antiquity. The ancient Romans believed it brought the wearer renown and favor, endurance, the ability to control the weather, banish