Ancient Roman Triple Glass Bead

1st-3rd century AD

€ 50.00 VAT margin scheme

In stock: 1 available Article code: B22-014

This authentic Roman semi-translucent triple glass bead dates back to the 1st-3rd century AD.

Crafted during the height of the Roman Empire, multi-segmented glass beads of this rare triple-form were highly valued components of ancient necklaces and bracelets. The semi-translucent quality shows beautiful aging, characteristic of genuine ancient glass objects.

Diameter: ± 5,3 mm

Length: ± 15,8 mm

Condition: excellent ancient condition, intact. Minor deposits and signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Features and Specifications

Period	Roman
Category	Ancient Jewellery
Material	Glass
Country	Roman Empire

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