Roman bracelet with lapis lazuli and gold-plated beads

Elegant bracelet based on Roman models from the 1st-4th centuries, made of lapis lazuli and gold-plated beads.

Such pieces of jewelry are documented by numerous finds from the Roman Empire, including from Bonn, London, and Pompeii. Particularly in the 1st century, combinations of pearls and intensely colored stones were common and were considered a sign of taste and prosperity.

The deep blue lapis lazuli has been one of the most sought-after gemstones since antiquity and was prized for its intense color and rarity. In combination with the light pearls, an effective contrast is created, giving the bracelet a special elegance.

The finely crafted wire is based on historical models, where materials such as bronze, silver, and gold were used depending on social status. The gold-plated finish picks up on this tradition and emphasizes the high-quality character of the piece of jewelry.

A stylish accessory that combines historical authenticity with expressive elegance.

Ideal for

• High-quality Roman portrayal
• Elegant garments and upscale attire
• Reenactment with a focus on status and detail
• Historically inspired jewelry for everyday wear
• Customers who like bold colors and contrasts

Details

• Material: Lapis lazuli, gold-plated beads, gold-plated copper wire
• Template: Roman finds from the 1st-4th centuries
• Length: approx. 19 cm
• Clasp: Hook clasp
• Handmade replica