Gold and glazed composition finger-ring. Both sides of the bezel bear incised decoration. One side shows a recumbent sphinx with a human head represents the king. A cobra is shown behind the sphinx, giving its protection to the ruler. The reverse side bears the figure of a goose adjoined by the name of the god Amun, and accompanied by the hieroglyph 'nefer', "perfection." The goose is a symbol of Amun, but as a hieroglyph it also means "son," and so the whole inscription may be interpreted as a wish for "perfection for the son of Amun."