Ashburnham Ring
Ashburnham Ring
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Lost wax cast reproduction of a 3500-year-old artifact.
Original: a gold ring inscribed with the name of Thutmose III features the epithets "Menkhperra, beloved of Ptah, beautiful of face." On the reverse side, the ring displays the king's Two Ladies name: "Great of Terror in All Lands." This ring was discovered within the tomb of Djehuty in Saqqara, Egypt. It dates back to Ancient Egypt's 18th Dynasty, and lives in The British Museum, London.
This item is created by lost wax casting a 3d printed wax mold and is manufactured in the United States. Its finished and polished by hand, in San Antonio, Tx.
All metals: made to order - please allow 2-3 weeks for perfection.
SKU:R-Ashb24-BRS-040
Metals
Metals
We source our metals in a manner thats eco-friendly and sustainable. From domestic U.S. sources where possible and from certified DRC-Conflict Free mines where impracticle. All finishes are nickel free excepting 14k whiite gold, which is plated with rhodium in order to prevent reaction.
finger-ring
1458 BC - 1425 BC
Egypt, Africa.
Egyptian
Image :The Trustees of the British Museum
Artifacts ↑↓ Reimagined
Manifesting History
Our process starts with curating museum collections to find interesting pieces of jewelry and art to recreate.
Artists digitalize original pieces into exact 3d models.
One Ring at a Time
Our careful replicas are 3d printed into wax, then cast in precious metal, stamped and hand-finished all here in the USA.
Brass and Silver pieces are stocked and ship in 1-3 days.
Gold jewelry is cast to order and ships in 3-4 weeks.