Nov 12, 2025
Hellenistic Greek Cast Glass Pomegranate Vase
2nd century B.C.E. — 1st century C.E.
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Hellenistic Greek Cast Glass Pomegranate Vase
2nd century B.C.E. — 1st century C.E.
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Group of ancient Greek perfume bottles
610 - 550 BCE
British Museum 1860,0404.38
Caligulas Ring
A 2,000-year-old sapphire ring, often attributed to Roman Emperor Caligula, features a delicate portrait engraved into the stone, widely believed to be his fourth and final wife, Caesonia. Crafting a ring from a single piece of sapphire was an immense technical feat in antiquity.
The Ring:
The Material: It is a hololith, meaning the entire ring (both the stone and the band) was carved out of a single piece of sky-blue sapphire.
The Engraving: The bezel features the profile of a woman, which historians and gem collectors associate with Caligula's empress, Milonia Caesonia.
Current Status: The ring is part of the legendary Marlborough Gems collection. It previously surfaced at an auction through the royal jewelers Wartski.
Provenience & Skepticism: While popular tradition links the ring to Caligula's extravagant reign (37–41 AD), many historians note that it is extremely difficult to verify ancient provenance. The earliest documented history of the ring traces back only to the 17th-century collection of Thomas Howard, the Earl of Arundel. Some art historians debate its ancient origins, suggesting it may have been crafted during the Renaissance.
Sword blades, Mycenae, 1570-1500 BCE, gold inlay on bronze, Ethnikon Archaiologikon Mouseion. From the Visual Arts Legacy Collection (JSTOR)
a bone figure of a standing woman, with lapis lazuli inlays in her eyes.
originating in egypt, from the Amratian culture, in the Naqada I period - roughly between 3,900 and 3,700.
The figure is currently on display at the British Museum.
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Really like it when Aphrodite is depicted wearing bigass headwear, huge fan of that btw
(This one isnt that big but who cares)
lets be carved early 19th century polar bears made of walrus ivory with mama
