Pallavas Period (300-500 AD), Copper Signet Ring, Imperial Bull, this finely crafted copper signet ring was designed for dual use-as a personal ornament and an official sealing device. The bezel depicts an upright bull standing right on a platform, positioned before a flag mast or victory standard, a typology also known from contemporary coinage. The design is stamped and engraved, framed within a linear border, reflecting both authority and symbolism. Such rings were typically used to authenticate documents and assert status, making this a rare and meaningful artifact of administrative and cultural significance, 6.68g, 23.78x16.41mm, 14.3mm inner diameter, about extremely fine, Very Rare.

Votive Stone Sealing of deity standing.

Very Rare Copper Signet Ring of Pallava Period.

Rare Proof Jain Token of Lord Parswanth.

Silver Token of Rama Tanka.