Ancient Roman Intaglio Psyche
DocuJewel® 38506.5
Type of Jewel: Unmounted Intaglio/Cameo
Description:
Ancient Intaglio
Psyche
Ancient Roman carnelian carved with a carved Greek inscription translated to
"psyche is beautiful" Dates to circa the 2nd - 3rd century AD.
In ancient Roman mythology, Psyche was a
mortal princess who was beloved by Cupid
Eros, the god of love. In Greek mythology,
Psyche is a usually represented as a beautiful
young woman, whose story and symbols have
been incorporated into Roman culture and
language. The name Psyche comes from the
Greek word for "soul" or "spirit," and she is
often associated with the soul's search for
love and fulfillment.
Circa: 2nd to 3rd Century AD
Measurements:
8.41x3.23x3.21mm
Type of Jewel: Unmounted Intaglio/Cameo
Description:
Ancient Intaglio
Psyche
Ancient Roman carnelian carved with a carved Greek inscription translated to
"psyche is beautiful" Dates to circa the 2nd - 3rd century AD.
In ancient Roman mythology, Psyche was a
mortal princess who was beloved by Cupid
Eros, the god of love. In Greek mythology,
Psyche is a usually represented as a beautiful
young woman, whose story and symbols have
been incorporated into Roman culture and
language. The name Psyche comes from the
Greek word for "soul" or "spirit," and she is
often associated with the soul's search for
love and fulfillment.
Circa: 2nd to 3rd Century AD
Measurements:
8.41x3.23x3.21mm