Rings for the finger : $b from the earliest known times to the present, with full descriptions of the origin, early making, materials, the archæology, history, for affection, for love, for engagement, for wedding, commemorative, mourning, etc.Kunz, George Frederick
History
Rings for the finger : $b from the earliest known times to the present, with full descriptions of the origin, early making, materials, the archæology, history, for affection, for love, for engagement, for wedding, commemorative, mourning, etc.
Kunz, George Frederick
Rings; Rings -- Folklore
Nails, horseshoe, rings of, 110, 326
Names of rings in ancient and modern India, 78, 79
in various modern languages, 364–365
“_Naoratna_” (_navaratna_) ring, 78, 321
Napoleon memorial rings, 47, 48
Napoleonic rings, 173
Narwhal tusk, rings of, 341
Natal rings, 90, 91, 328, 329
“Nathan der Weise,” tale of rings in, 346, 347
National Geographic Society, 83
National Hungarian Museum, 16, 318
National Museum at St. Germain-en-Laye, 121
National Museum, Washington, D. C., 85
Navajo Indians, rings of, 22–30
Nelson, Admiral Horatio, memorial rings of, 44
Nero, signet of, 130
New Gallery, London, 225
New York Historical Society, 118
Newall, Edward T., viii
Nibelungen Ring, 303
Nider, Johann, legend of miraculous nun’s ring in his Formicarius,
286
Niello, how made and applied, 271
Nippur, record of emerald ring found at, 4, 5
Noe, Sydney P., viii
Norfolk, Duke of, donates ring of James IV of Scotland, 181
Numa Pompilius, iron rings worn in age of, 10
rings on statues of, 52
Nuns’ rings, 284–286
O
Ohio State Archæological and Historical Society, 19
Ominous substitution for a wedding ring in a Scotch legend, 226
“Oneirocritica” of Artemidorus, 37
Onyx, 39, 111, 158, 159, 328
Opal, 86, 227, 269, 291
Orders and societies, rings of, 332, 333
Origin of the ring, 1–32
Ostby & Barton Co., ix
Othman, loses Mohammed’s seal, 141
Otto III of Germany, orders disinterment of Charlemagne’s remains,
302
Overbury, Sir Thomas, 189
Ovid, portrait ring of, 57
on a ring gift, 193
Owen, Sir Richard, 196
P
“Pacifying ring,” 233
Papal rings, 262–265
Passion, healing ring with emblems of the, 348, 349
Pearl, 34, 50, 60, 78, 87, 114, 180, 236, 252, 334, 335
figured on portrait of Queen Mary I of England, 60
Peary, Admiral Robert E., ix
Pectunculas shells, rings made of, 17
Pelissier, Georges, ix
Pembroke, William Herbert, Lord, enjoins in his will that his widow
shall enter order of widowhood, 286
Pepys, Samuel, his bequest of rings to his friends, 41
Perfume rings, 38
Peridot (chrysolite), 21, 86, 227, 335
Persian rings, 2, 80, 103, 116, 122, 123
Perugia, betrothal ring of the Virgin at, 100, 222, 258–261
Peruvian rings, 83
Pesaro, Antonio, 61
Peters, Rev. Dr. John P., viii, 160
Peters, Miss Joan St. Michael, signet owned by, 160
Petrarch, on ruby ring of John II of France, 164
Petrie, William Flinders, ix
Phenacite, 86
Philip II of Spain, ring sent to by Mary, Queen of Scots, 185, 186
at consecration of “cramp rings,” 245
Philostratus, Flavius, 296
Phocus, ring of, 9
Phœnician rings, 68, 121
Physicians’ rings, 345
Piccolomini Collection, 71
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