Ancient Roman Intaglio Rooster
DocuJewel® 38506.3
Type of Jewel: Unmounted Intaglio/Cameo
Description:
Ancient Intaglio
Rooster
Nice ancient Roman gem, made of red jasper andcarved with an intaglio image of a rooster. Dates to circa 2nd - 3rd century AD
The rooster in ancient Rome was a symbol of
fertility, vigilance, protection, and prosperity. It was used as an offering and was associated with Roman gods such as Mars (god of war), Apollo (god of the sun), and Vulcan (god of fire). The rooster was believed to also protect against evil spirits and spells.
Circa: 2nd to 3rd Century AD
Measurements:
6.93x5.47x1.90mm
Type of Jewel: Unmounted Intaglio/Cameo
Description:
Ancient Intaglio
Rooster
Nice ancient Roman gem, made of red jasper andcarved with an intaglio image of a rooster. Dates to circa 2nd - 3rd century AD
The rooster in ancient Rome was a symbol of
fertility, vigilance, protection, and prosperity. It was used as an offering and was associated with Roman gods such as Mars (god of war), Apollo (god of the sun), and Vulcan (god of fire). The rooster was believed to also protect against evil spirits and spells.
Circa: 2nd to 3rd Century AD
Measurements:
6.93x5.47x1.90mm