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NOVA ROMA SPQR RING
 
SPQR ring for Nova Roma
Nova Roma, SPQR ring
 
   
 
SPQR Ring for Nova Roma
We created this SPQR ring, an Italian jewelry design at the request of the members of Nova Roma, a Roman organization committed to help preserve and rebuild the Classical foundation of Western culture. Influenced by the Roman Empire and italian jewelry design, our Nova Roma SPQR ring features a highly sculpted eagle surrounded by a detailed wreath of laurel leaves. Our SPQR ring is heavy in weight, rich in detail with quality hand-craftsmanship to stand the test of time. Our Nova Roma jewelry ring design is 'a love of all things Roman.'
 

 
Nova Roma is an organization dedicated to the study and restoration of ancient Roman culture. They sponsor classical Roman Legion reenactors in North America and around the world.Rome set the standard and laid the foundation for modern Western civilization, from its legendary founding in 753 BCE to 330 CE - when it ceased to be the center of Imperial authority. SPQR was the motto and the official monogram of the Roman Republic, in the same way that US or USA represents the United States. SPQR (Senatus Populus Que Romanus (Latin, The Senate and People of Rome) was inscribed on the base of the Legion's eagle standards, after the reforms of Marius, which created a professional military and did away with other Roman legion symbols.
 

 
Nova Roma Ring Pricing
Solid Sterling Silver (approx. 26.3 grams) $276
10K
Yellow Gold (approx.32.9 grams) $1159
14K White or Yellow Gold (approx. 36.50 grams) $
1627
18K White or Yellow Gold (approx. 40.6 grams) $
2119


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What our Customers Say...

Mike, received my SPQR ring. It is a beautiful ring, with excellent detail and craftsmanship.
The photos do not do it justice. And thank you for the rapid delivery, the ring arrived right on time
for my anniversary. Best of luck to you, and to your boys.
T. Denitzio, Scotch Plains, NJ