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The ring was discovered by a metal detectorist in West Harlsey, near Northallerton (North Yorkshire) in March 2024. It has been recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database Ref: DUR-3F4083 and disclaimed as Treasure under reference 2024T357.
For comparable examples of medieval jewellery depicting the Five Wounds of Christ see British Museum collection numbers 2012,8046.1 and AF.897. See also Portable Antiquities Scheme references NARC-6CC178 and DUR-203298 for medieval rings with similar representations of the Blood of Christ. For a comparable ring bearing a similar posy inscription, see Victoria and Albert Museum, accession number M.209-1975.
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