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Rings in Ecclesiastical Usages (Right side of his mantle)

the right side of his mantle, and appears to be in a boat, or wading through water; and it may be conjectured to be intended for St. Christopher. 01 Religious ring.

Representation of a ring with a crowned i over a pillar, supposed to be the initial of our Saviour's name as King of the Jews:

Religious ring.

Mr. Davis, of Hempton, Oxfordshire, possesses a brass ring found there, in the form of a strap and buckle, or of a garter, so contrived as to admit of being contracted or enlarged, to suit the wearer's finger; the end of the strap being formed with little knobs, upon which the buckle catches, and keeps the ring adjusted to the proper size. The hoop is inscribed in relief, MATER DEI MEMENTO.