This signet ring features an antique coin, engraved with the portrait of Roman Emperor Constantine I, quietly set into a sterling silver (SV925) signet base.

The obverse of this coin, believed to have been issued around the 4th century AD, depicts the emperor's profile.
The reverse illustrates two soldiers safeguarding royal power.
This imagery conveys the atmosphere of an era when the military supported the emperor's existence, and order and governance were established as a solid structure.
This design suggests that power did not belong to an individual but was maintained by a robust system.

The understated composition of the signet base is designed to highlight the historical gravitas of the coin.
By tracing the outline of each coin individually and crafting it to seamlessly merge with the metal, the aged imagery is quietly overlaid onto the contemporary form.

This piece is where a coin, passed down through the ages, intersects with Hephol's structural aesthetic.