This delicate bracelet is inspired by archaeological finds from the Roman Empire, including those from Bonn, London and Pompeii.
The combination of coral and freshwater pearls was particularly common during the Roman Imperial period. While in the 1st century, mixed forms of pearls and semi-precious stones were often worn, simpler variants appeared from the 2nd century onwards. The wire used varied depending on social status, ranging from base metals to silver and gold.
Authentically inspired by Roman jewelry finds.
This handmade replica incorporates typical design elements, combining historical aesthetics with wearable jewelry for today.
Ancient style - also for everyday wear.
Ideal for
Reenactment & Living History
Roman portrayal (1st-4th century)
History enthusiasts
Museum visitors & collectors
Subtle, historically inspired jewelry
Details
Historically inspired bracelet (1st-4th century)
Combination of coral and freshwater pearls
Wire: gold-plated
Handmade replica based on archaeological models
Light and comfortable to wear
Safety information
Wire may deform under heavy stress
Natural materials may vary slightly in color and shape
