Roman bracelet with garnet and freshwater pearls, gold-plated wire

Elegant bracelet based on Roman models from the 1st - 4th centuries, made of garnet beads, freshwater pearls and gold-plated copper wire.

Such pieces of jewelry are documented by numerous finds from the Roman Empire, including from Bonn, London and Pompeii. Especially in the 1st century, combinations of pearls and intensely colored semi-precious stones were widespread and were considered an expression of wealth and taste.

Garnet was a popular gemstone in antiquity, captivating with its deep red color. This intense coloring gave jewelry a particularly noble and expressive effect. In combination with light pearls, a charming contrast is created, which was also appreciated in Roman times.

The finely crafted wire is based on historical models, where materials such as bronze, silver or gold were used depending on social status. The gold-plated version takes up this tradition and underlines the high-quality character of the bracelet.

This piece of jewelry combines historical authenticity with a striking, elegant appearance and is suitable for both Roman portrayals and as special everyday jewelry.

Ideal for

• Roman portrayal & reenactment
• Historically inspired jewelry
• Everyday jewelry with an antique character
• Expressive, color-intensive accessory
• Gift for jewelry lovers

Details

• Material: Garnet, freshwater pearls, gold-plated copper wire
• Dating: 1st-4th century (Roman)
• Inspired by finds from the Roman Empire
• Manufacture: hand-wound