Roman bracelet with serpentine and gold-plated beads

A tranquil and natural-looking bracelet based on Roman models from the 1st to 4th centuries, made from serpentine and gold-plated beads.

Such pieces of jewelry are documented by numerous finds from the Roman Empire, including from Bonn, London, and Pompeii. In addition to striking stones, deliberately simple materials were also used, which created a subtle, harmonious effect through their color and structure.

The greenish serpentine gives the bracelet a gentle, earthy appeal. In contrast to brightly shining gemstones, this piece deliberately appears calm and balanced, reminiscent of the closeness to nature that also played a role in Roman life.

The gold-plated elements provide subtle accents and echo the use of gold in Roman jewelry, without overwhelming the simple overall impression. The finely crafted wire is based on historical models and emphasizes the authentic character.

A discreet, stylish piece of jewelry for anyone who appreciates natural colors and subtle elegance.

Ideal for

• Roman portrayal & authentic reenactment
• Subtle, natural jewelry for everyday wear
• Combination with simple and earthy outfits
• Customers who do not want conspicuous stones
• Introduction to historical jewelry

Details

• Material: Serpentine, gold-plated stainless steel beads, gold-plated wire
• Template: Roman finds from the 1st-4th century
• Origin of the models: e.g., Bonn, London, Pompeii
• Length: approx. 19 cm
• Clasp: Hook clasp
• Handmade replica