Attractive early silver 'rasle' finger ring, Sweden, 17th. cent.
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Directory: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Scandinavian: Pre 1700: Item # 1472643
Directory: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Scandinavian: Pre 1700: Item # 1472643
$225.00
An attractive 'Rasle' silver ring mounted with 6 small rings in loops on the top, Skåne, Sweden 16th.-17th. century!
Size: 20-21 mm. wide (inner diameter).
A "Skånsk rasle ring" is a type of traditional silver ring from the Skåne region of Sweden. It is characterized by its unique design, which features a rattling mechanism, typically made of small silver balls or beads, that is enclosed within the ring. The rattling sound is said to bring good luck and protect the wearer from evil spirits. These rings were typically worn by both men and women and were often passed down as heirlooms within families. Skånsk rasle ring is a traditional piece of jewelry that is unique to the Skåne region and is considered to be a valuable cultural treasure.
Size: 20-21 mm. wide (inner diameter).
A "Skånsk rasle ring" is a type of traditional silver ring from the Skåne region of Sweden. It is characterized by its unique design, which features a rattling mechanism, typically made of small silver balls or beads, that is enclosed within the ring. The rattling sound is said to bring good luck and protect the wearer from evil spirits. These rings were typically worn by both men and women and were often passed down as heirlooms within families. Skånsk rasle ring is a traditional piece of jewelry that is unique to the Skåne region and is considered to be a valuable cultural treasure.