Temple ring
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Gryvny and temple rings
Temple rings (temporal rings) are part of Slavic medieval woman dress. Most were made of base metals - copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were occasionally used.
So-called because they are located on the skull, near the temples of the deceased woman or girl
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