Silver, 2.47 grams, 21.47 mm. Int.dia. 16.65 mm British L½, US 6, European 12.34. 2nd-3rd century AD. A delicate ring with a plain band expanding at the shoulders to triangular panels with square recesses, between which is formed an integral discoid bezel with a lightly incised TOT in the centre, for the god Totatis. Totatis, associated with the Roman god Mars, clearly had a loyal following in what we now call Lincolnshire, though his name seems to have been found so far in Britain only on finger-rings. Reference: Hammond, B. Keep a Sharpe Eye Out for Totatis, Treasure Hunting, January 2009, Page 44. Very fine condition. Provenance: from an old English collection, purchased from the Cumberland London Fair in 1992.