Vishnukundin Period (450-615 AD), Copper Signet Ring, this copper signet ring was skillfully crafted to serve a dual purpose, functioning both as an ornamental ring and as an official seal. It features a roaring lion standing facing left, with one foreleg raised and the tail curled back toward its body. The bezel is stamped and engraved with a linear border framing the design. Found at Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh), the typology and style of the lion closely resemble those seen on contemporary coinage, suggesting a shared symbolic or administrative tradition and reinforcing its likely use as a signet in an official or authoritative context, 9.4g, 22.8x18.7mm, 16.4mm inner diameter, about very fine, Very Rare.

Very Rare Copper Signet Ring of Vishnukundin Period.

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