Jewelry and Jewels of the Punic and Roman Eras: Gold ring
Michel Reference
TN 1650
Stanley Reference
TN 1629
Yvert Reference
TN 1571
Themes
Arts
Description
Gold rings from the Punic and Roman eras demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship, ranging from Carthaginian granulation techniques to the sophisticated intaglio work of the Roman Empire
. In Tunisia, this theme was notably highlighted by the Tunisian Post via a series of stamps entitled “Jewellery and Jewels of the Punic and Roman Eras” issued in 2006.
Punic craftsmanship is distinguished by a strong Egyptian and Oriental influence, with perfect mastery of goldsmithing.
Punic rings often feature representations of protective deities or religious symbols such as the sign of Tanit.
. In Tunisia, this theme was notably highlighted by the Tunisian Post via a series of stamps entitled “Jewellery and Jewels of the Punic and Roman Eras” issued in 2006.
Punic craftsmanship is distinguished by a strong Egyptian and Oriental influence, with perfect mastery of goldsmithing.
Punic rings often feature representations of protective deities or religious symbols such as the sign of Tanit.
Size
36x36 mm
Colors
Polychrome
Designer
Rym Zayani Afif
Printers
Tunisia Post Printing House
Perforation
13¼
Print
Offset
Face Value
0,60 DT
Mint Value
1,73 $
Used Value
0,58 $
Print Run
1 000 000 exemplaires
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