Snake Ring

This delicate gold piece, crafted in Greece around 575 B.C., reflects the artistry of the Argive culture. Measuring just 2.2 cm across, with an inner diameter of 1.8 cm, its modest scale belies its significance as a symbol of adornment and status in early Greek society. Though the maker remains unknown, the craftsmanship endures as a timeless echo of Argive refinement and devotion to beauty.