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Ancient Roman open work ring, dated to the 3rd century CE. The center of the ring has “VTERE FELIX” spelled out, a Latin phrase common on jewelry. Utere felix, sometimes found as uti felix, means “Use (this) happily” or “Use (it) with luck,” according to the source.
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