
Celebrimbor

Rare Assyrian Amuletic Bead with Name of King Shalmaneser, 2nd ML BC
A tabular oval agate bead with seven incised cuneiform characters denoting the royal name ‘Shalmaneser’ (Å¡ul-má-nu – MAÅ aÅ¡-ár-ed).
There were five kings of Assyria with this name, ranging from Shalmaneser I (1274–1245 BC) to Shalmaneser V (727–722 BC), the biblical conqueror.

Sweetmeat box, engraved silver, Netherlands, second quarter of the 17th century
1-Corona de la emperatriz Cunigunda.
2-Corona de Otón III
3-Corona de Hierro de LombardÃa (por la banda de hierro de su interior, supuestamente hecho de los clavos de la Cruz)
4-Corona relicario de San Luis de Francia
5-Corona de Blanca de Inglaterra
6-Corona del Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico
Oro, gemas, arte y poder, todo unido… No es fantástico? Además son ejemplos extremadamente raros, la mayorÃa de las coronas medievales no han sobrevivido.
Kiem Sword
- Dated: 19th century
- Culture: Vietnamese
- Medium: steel, ivory/bone, silver, silk, leather
The more common form of Vietnamese sword is the curved variety based on the Dao of China, known to collectors as a ‘guom’, but this rarer straight form is generally known as a ‘kiem’, related to the Jian straight sword of China.


~ Finger ring.
Culture:Roman
Date: A.D. 4th century