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Roman bracelet. with emerald and freshwater pearls
Roman bracelet. with emerald and freshwater pearls
Elegant bracelet based on Roman models from the 1st-4th centuries, made of emerald and freshwater pearls.
Combinations of pearls and colored gemstones are known from numerous finds in the Roman Empire, including Bonn, London, and Pompeii. While pearls were particularly widespread in the 1st century, colored stones such as emerald were increasingly valued as a sign of taste and elevated status.
Emerald is one of the most precious stones of antiquity and was particularly prized for its intense green color. In combination with the light pearls, a harmonious and noble contrast is created.
The finely crafted wire is based on historical models, where materials such as bronze, silver or gold were used depending on social status. The gilded finish takes up this tradition and underlines the high-quality effect of the piece of jewelry.
A stylish accessory that combines historical authenticity with timeless elegance.
Ideal for
- Roman portrayal with elevated claims
- Reenactment and Living History
- Elegant, historically inspired jewelry for everyday wear
- Customers who prefer subtle, noble color effects
- Combination with high-quality garments
Details
- Material: Emerald, freshwater pearls, gold-plated wire
- Model: Roman finds from the 1st-4th centuries
- Length: approx. 19 cm
- Clasp: Hook clasp
- Handmade replica
- Color: Green with white and gold accents
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