Roman bracelet with lapis lazuli and freshwater pearls

Expressive yet elegant bracelet based on Roman models from the 1st to 4th centuries, made of lapis lazuli, freshwater pearls and gold-plated wire.

Such pieces of jewellery are attested by numerous finds from the Roman Empire, including those from Bonn, London and Pompeii. The combination of pearls and semi-precious stones was particularly widespread in the 1st century and combined simple elegance with precious materials.

The deep blue lapis lazuli forms a powerful contrast to the light freshwater pearls. While the stone stands for colour intensity and expression, the pearls provide a calm, balanced effect. This combination makes the bracelet a particularly versatile piece of jewellery that is both striking and harmonious.

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 takes up this tradition and underlines the high-quality character.

An extraordinary piece of jewellery that combines the contrasts of colour and restraint, thus reflecting the multifaceted nature of Roman jewellery culture.

Ideal for

• Roman portrayal & sophisticated reenactment
• Customers who want to combine elegance and expression
• Combinations with gold-coloured jewellery
• Special gift with a historical touch
• Anyone for whom pure pearls are too simple and pure stones too strong

Details

• Material: lapis lazuli, freshwater pearls, gold-plated wire
• Model: Roman finds from the 1st-4th century
• Origin of the models: among others Bonn, London, Pompeii
• Length: approx. 19 cm
• Clasp: hook clasp
• Handmade replica