Golden Seal Ring with Monogram / Miniature Statuette

[NeutonM]

Hello there treasure hunters,

I guess i can call it "a find of a life". Golden ring was found on countryside along side with roman denarii, Prussian Friedrich groschen of 1687, Polish Sigismund (1601) and Ioan Casimir (1662) grossus and Leopold I 6 Kreutzer. In addition, not so far from it i found Bela IV Denar (1235-1270) and 6 Kreutzer of Maria Theresia (~1742).

Another interesting discovery is some sort of miniature statuette/figurine of the pinkie's size. Can't say sure but it looks like bronze. Could this be a roman goddess Fortuna or Christian figure? Keep in mind that "excavation" area was filled with both 17-18 century stuff and Roman denarii (mostly Pius and Hadrian).

Ring's weight is 29 gram.

So, i'm asking for help - identify monogram on the ring and some possible suggestions about ring's origin. (Look at pictures)
Second question lies on the statue - what is it?

PS: Excavation took its place in Transcarpathian region, crossover of Hungary/Ukraine/Slovakia/Romania.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

The impression in the wax looks to me like someone kneeling kissing a cross.

 

[surf]

Hello NeutonM,

Welcome to TNet & thank you for showing these beautiful finds.

That ring is most impressive. Do you know the carved stone?

I'd love to see more photos of both. Can you get some light on that stone's color, please?

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[DCMatt]

The figurine looks like a guardian angel statuette. Not Roman.

DCMatt

 

[nhbenz]

The impression, to me, looks like a cross swinging a metal detector.

 

[NeutonM]

Haha, might be

Well about that stone - it is said to be dark ruby.
And about ring - some investigations lead me to facts of its origin. It might be byzantine ring (Judging by monogram style; Site with similar monograms: ID links list)... but the identity of the monogram still remains in mystery. It sure has AR letters in it and might be S merged with T ("tsar" ).

Here's some new photos: