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Handtruwe rings (also known as Fede rings) are historical pieces of jewelry depicting two clasped hands. They symbolize fidelity, love, and trust and were often used as engagement or wedding rings. Historical Background: Ancient Origins: The motif of the "dextrarum iunctio" (reaching of the right hands) originates from ancient Rome. Meaning of Name: "Handtruwe" derives from the Low German term for fidelity to one's hand. Middle Ages & Renaissance: These rings were particularly popular from the 15th to the 18th centuries. Symbolism: The hands represent a binding promise, often reinforced by engravings or initials.
Material:
Bronze
Weight:
4,17 g
Condition:
Fragment
Detector:
Xp Deus 2
Country:
Germany
County:
Northeim
Front / Cleaned with water & brush
Rear / Dry cleaned
Cleaned with water & brush
Cleaned with water & brush
Cleaned with water & brush
Cleaned with water & brush
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Reference image: © Eigener Besitz
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