Ancient Roman Empire 3rd-century gold earrings
The earrings are hoop-like with a distinctive granulation technique, where tiny gold beads are applied to form clusters.
The earrings are hoop-like with a distinctive granulation technique, where tiny gold beads are applied to form clusters.
The earrings are hoop-like with a distinctive granulation technique, where tiny gold beads are applied to form clusters.
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Ancient Roman Empire 3rd-century 16kt yellow gold earrings set with cabochon-cut rubies.
Design and Pattern:
Shape: The earrings are hoop-like with a distinctive granulation technique, where tiny gold beads are applied to form clusters.
Motif: The clusters of gold beads resemble grape bunches, which were a common motif in ancient art, symbolizing fertility and abundance.
Period:
These earrings likely date back to the 3rd century, a period when the Roman Empire was still thriving. During this time, jewellery was not only a symbol of wealth but also had social and symbolic significance. -
Dimensions:
Length width: 2.9 x 1.2 cm
Weight: 6.90 grams
Rubies -
Quantity: 4
Cut: round cabochon
Carat weight: 0.80 carats in total
Condition: The earrings are pre-owned, age relate wear, otherwise good condition overall. -
ITEM LOCATION : United Kingdom
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