A Vintage King Tut Silver Exhibition Ring, issued by MMA 1976. Jewelry - Beads The material retains its characteristic

The material retains its characteristic glassy surface within the interior

while preserving the integrity of the ancient setting

Exhibition Musee Jacquemart-Andre (Bruxelles

acquired in 1970 from Susette Khayat Ancient Arts Gallery

this piece offers collectors an opportunity to acquire an authentic artifact directly connected to the practical and industrial life of Egypt during the era of the great pyramids

A Vintage King Tut Silver Exhibition Ring, issued by MMA 1976. Jewelry - Beads The material retains its characteristicThis fine silver ring was one of five rings issued by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the jewelry collection commemorating the 1976 King Tut exhibition. Fifteen rings, some with swivel bezels, were found on Tutankhamun's mummy, but only two were actually placed on his fingers; the remainder were bound in the linen wrappings, five over the right wrist and eight beside the left wrist. In addition, eight rings, which the ancient robbers had