A GROUP OF 3 RINGS IN GILDED BRONZE, SILVER WITH INLAYS AND GOLD WITH CARNELIAN INTAGLIO. Egyptian style, modern. Eastern Greek or Phoenician, 5th century BCE Roman art, 1st-2nd century A.D. Bezel. 8 x 19 mm / Int. Diam. 19 mm ; Int. Diam. 20 mm / Stone. 5 x 6 mm / Int. Diam. 18 mm Provenance For the silver ring: Formerly with, Franco Petrelli, 8.4.1990 Swiss private collection since the 1980's Silver ring published in - "GALERIE NEFER, Exhibition Catalogue, Spring 1993, p.41, n°39A - Collonges, Suisse, 2001, p. 63, fig. 82 The New-Kingdom Style ring is made of a rounded hoop with broadering shoulders and surmounted by a cartouche with the name of Menmaatre-"Eternal is the 'justice' of Ra"-(mn-Maat-ra)} (Seti I). The large silver ring is decorated with a multicoloured rosette, consisting of a tiny central silver cabochon and of seven petals inlaid with turquoise, lapis lazuli, red jasper, and outlined in silver cloisonné. The hoop is composed of a flat ribbon with four cables in relief. Presence of deposit. Beautiful state of conservation. The roman gold ring is set with a carnelian intaglio depicting an hare.