Roman bracelet with freshwater pearls and gold-plated beads

Fine, elegant bracelet based on Roman originals from the 1st-4th centuries, made from freshwater pearls and gold-plated elements.

Such pieces of jewelry are documented by numerous finds from the Roman Empire, including those from Bonn, London, and Pompeii. Pearls, in particular, were a valued material in antiquity and were considered a sign of taste and prosperity.

The combination of light freshwater pearls and gold-colored elements gives the bracelet a calm, harmonious appeal. In contrast to intensely colored stones, this piece deliberately appears understated and elegant - entirely in the style of fine Roman jewelry work.

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 finish picks up on this tradition and gives the bracelet a high-quality character.

A stylish piece of jewelry that combines historical authenticity with timeless elegance.

Ideal for

• Roman portrayal & reenactment
• Subtle historical jewelry for everyday wear
• Combination with other Roman jewelry
• Customers who prefer simple elegance over flashy stones
• Gift for history and antiquity lovers

Details

• Material: Freshwater pearls, gold-plated stainless steel beads, gold-plated copper wire
• Template: Roman finds from the 1st-4th centuries
• Origin: incl. Bonn, London, Pompeii
• Length: approx. 19 cm
• Clasp: Hook clasp
• Handmade replica