Silver Pendant with Iridescent Roman Glass, Custom-Designed

1st-3rd century AD

€ 175.00 VAT margin scheme

Article code: 26-1003

Modern silver pendant set with a tapering drop-shaped fragment of ancient Roman glass. The glass displays vivid iridescence in shimmering tones of gold, blue, green, pink and violet against a darker ground, creating a striking contrast with the flowing silver mount and its delicate decorative knop accents.

This pendant is custom-designed, signed and marked 925 to the reverse. The maker’s signature appears to read “E. Moh” or a closely related form, but the precise attribution remains unconfirmed.

Total length: ± 60,1 mm

Width: ± 31 mm

Date of ancient glass: 1st-3rd century AD

Silver mount: modern

Good and solid condition, wearable. A particularly attractive piece combining ancient material with refined modern design.

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Features and Specifications

Period	Roman
Category	Ancient Jewellery
Material	Glass, Silver
Country	Europe, Holy Land, Roman Empire

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