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seal ring
noun
- a finger ring bearing an incised design for embossing a wax seal.
seal ring
noun
- another term for signet ring
Word History and Origins
Origin of seal ring1
Example Sentences
Recovered grave goods from the two tombs included a golden seal ring and a golden amulet of an ancient Egyptian goddess, highlighting Bronze Age trade and cultural links.
Tom Clark, 81, located the seal ring in a tin at his Buckinghamshire home among items which had come from his late mother's house.
“I knew straight away it was a seal ring dating back to around 1350. I had the shank of the ring mended, luckily the head was intact,” he said.
The seal ring is thought to have belonged to a member of a notable local family and it dates to between the late 1500s and early 1700s.
The damaged bearing was replaced with an identical twin shipped from Japan, and the 86 tons were added because a new seal enclosure was several inches wider than the old seal ring, he said.
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