This signet ring was created by repurposing a Denarius silver coin, which was widely circulated in ancient Rome, into a quiet and dignified piece. The front features the dignified profile of a Roman god, while the back depicts the Dioscuri, twin guardian gods on horseback.

The aesthetic sense from over two millennia ago, and the tangible presence of something once held in someone's hands. The profound design unique to antique coins still quietly breathes within this small silver surface.

A somewhat large coin is enveloped in a soft, rounded form. This encompassing design was created by carefully tracing the coin's outline and crafting it to blend seamlessly with the metal.

While exuding a strong presence, it gently complements everyday attire. This is a representative work of Hephol, elevating ancient memories into a modern "form."