Featured Any ideas on this silver ring??

This was found near the Danube and the Trajan Bridge .

 

Welcome to the forum dener. Are you in Serbia or Romania?
I don't think this is a Roman ring, the crown looks much later. It does look antique.
I think this is something for @Bronwen to look at.

 

nice find...

 

Thank You.I am from Serbia . I also wanna know who is that lady on ring ?
The ring is in excellent condition .

 

It is a lovely ring, as you say, very good condition, and nice natural wear.
I think we'll have to wait for Bronwen, she is a member who has a vast knowledge of cameo styles, and knows about classical and historical themes. This is not a cameo, but the depiction is related to some cameos.

 

Ring is meant to look as though it is set with an ancient coin, but does not really appear to be a genuine coin. May be from an impression of a very eroded specimen or original design in that manner.

The figure is wearing a 'mural crown', representing city walls, seen on Cybele, Tyche & Tanit. Tyche is common on coins, where she can be a representation of the city, an expression of its strength & welfare, plus good fortune/prosperity more generally. This coin was made at Smyrna c. 250 CE:


I do not recognize the lady on the ring, a question a numismatist might be able to answer.

In the views shown I see a possibility the ring dates to the Georgian period. A view showing it from the side would have more info.

 

I agree, it is not a coin. dener, it is worth looking into the history of your area to see of there is a queen or noblewoman who looks like this lady.
Just an explanation for dener, who may not know English history. The Georgian period is 1714-1830.

 

If there are any marks, they'll be on the back.

 

It could be something from Eastern Europe thus not anyone easy to recognize.

 

There were several changes of territory at that time between Austria and Ottoman
like this war: Austro–Turkish War (1716–18)
and that area near Dunav was under the Austrian administration for 20 years +-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Serbia_(1718–39)

I dont think this is a ring from Anatolia so my focus will be on Austrians and Hungarians queens and noblewomans, I guess
if somebody know anything more about this ring i will be pleased to hear . Thanks

 

Can you please post a picture of the back of the ring?