Universal equinoctial ring dial
probably made in Germany

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000-100-102-842-C

Wedding ring, made in Inverness

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000-100-001-161-C

Bead or finger ring bezel (base)

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000-100-104-520-C

Bead or finger ring bezel (front)

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000-190-002-241-C

Bronze neck ring found in Aberdeenshire

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000-100-034-679-C

Bronze neck ring found in Aberdeenshire

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000-100-034-680-C

Bronze neck ring found in Aberdeenshire

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000-100-034-681-C

Buttons, belt ring and fastener of jet
From Harehope, Peeblesshire

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000-100-103-301-C

Finger ring bezel, ingot and rod
found at Iona Abbey, Iona

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000-100-043-901-C

Gold ring with a miniature of Charles I

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000-100-001-533-C

Piece of a bronze and iron neck ring
From Hyndford Crannog, Lanarkshire

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000-100-043-292-C

Side view of the Four Peers Ring

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000-190-000-801-C

Stone tools, ring, beads and whorl
fromVirkie, Dunrossness, Shetland

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000-180-001-315-C

Sword, spearheads, shield boss and ring
from Camelon, Stirlingshire

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000-190-004-078-C

Bronze Age ring found at Balmashannar, Angus

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000-100-034-551-C

Wooden napkin ring with a transfer picture

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000-100-001-258-C