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Handmade earrings with Roman blue and semi-translucent glass beads. The beads are restrung as pendants on decorative hoops with knob terminals and butterfly backs. The ancient beads are restrung with modern fittings, making them suitable for modern wear while preserving their historical charm.

Diameter hoops: ± 20 mm
Diameter beads: ± 6,7 mm maximum

Certificate: 
Certificate of Authenticity (PDF) is available upon request for all lots with a hammer price of €100 or higher.

Condition:
Good condition and wearable. The ancient beads are restrung and combined with modern gold-plated spacer beads and fittings. Minor surface irregularities and signs of wear consistent with age and use.

Provenance:
Composed of beads originating from various old collections, acquired in the UK between 2016–2024.

Character:
Each ancient bead displays subtle variations and signs of age, reflecting its long history and adding to the unique charm of every composition.

Please note:
Photographed in a professional studio against a deep black background to enhance contrast and detail. Studio lighting and individual screen settings may slightly affect the appearance of colours.

Historical background:
Glass has existed in natural forms since prehistoric times; however, humans first began producing glass around 4,000 years ago in Mesopotamia, when craftsmen discovered how to combine sand, soda and lime.

For centuries, glass remained a luxury material reserved for the upper classes. Across the Mediterranean world, glassmakers developed techniques such as casting, core-forming and mosaic glass, while experimenting with colours using metallic oxides including cobalt and copper.

The Romans adopted glassmaking following the conquest of Egypt in the 1st century BC. During the 1st century AD, the invention of glassblowing revolutionised production, allowing for larger-scale manufacturing. By adding manganese dioxide, Roman glassmakers were able to produce colourless or ‘aqua’ glass.

Roman glass became highly popular and was widely used for beads, vessels, mosaic tiles and window panes. It was traded throughout the Roman Empire and beyond, reaching regions such as Central Africa, Scandinavia and, via the Silk Road, as far as China.

1st - 3rd century AD

Römisches Reich Earrings, mit römischen Glasperlen

Edelsteine

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Donnerstag

Freitag

morgen

Samstag

Sonntag

Montag

Standort

Thailand

Indien

Niederlande

Deutschland

Italien

Spanien

Singapur

Portugal

Vereinigtes Königreich

Belgien

Polen

Frankreich

Hong Kong

Vereinigte Staaten

Griechenland

Schweiz

Kanarische Inseln

Bulgarien

Irland

Israel

Japan

Schweden

Slowakei

Österreich

Norwegen

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Facettierter Edelstein

Edelstein-Cabochon

Ring

Herkunftsland

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Sambia

Tansania

Sri Lanka

Myanmar (ehem. Birma)

Brasilien

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Madagaskar

Afrika

Äthiopien

Vietnam

Afghanistan

Kolumbien

Pakistan

Australien

Russland

Nigeria

Uruguay

Unbekannt

Türkei

Simbabwe

Kenia

Mexiko

Material

Silber

Geschlecht

Herren

Zustand

Wie neu - unbenutzt

Edelstein

Saphir

Smaragd

Spinell

Tansanit

Topas

Rubin

Tsavorit

Turmalin

Aquamarin

Granat

Opal

Fluorit

Kunzit

Amethyst

Peridot

Rhodolith

Sphalerit

Citrin

Morganit

Alexandrit

Paraiba-Turmalin

Hessonit

Beryll

Zirkon

Goldberyll (Heliodor)

Zertifikat

International Gemological Institute (IGI)

International Colored Gemstone Association (ICA GemLab)

Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)

Gem Report Antwerp (GRA)

Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)

Bellerophon Gemlab

Lotus Gemology

Gemological Institute of America (GIA)

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GRS Gemresearch Swisslab

Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences (AIGS)

Istituto Gemmologico Italiano (IGI)

Central Gem Laboratory (CGL)

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Farbe

Blau

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Rosa

Gelb

Violett

Lila

Orange

Braun

mehrfarbig

zweifarbig

Weiß

Grau

Farblos

Schwarz

Schliff

Mischschliff

Oval

Kissen

Birne

Modifizierter Brillantschliff

Stufenschliff

Achteck

Facettenschliff

Smaragdschliff

Brillantschliff

Rund

Cabochonschliff

Modifizierter Schliff

Herz

Triangel

Rechteck

Quadrat

Fancy

Birnenschliff

Cut Cornered Square

Markis

Gemischte Form

Fantasy

Tropfen

Reinheit

Augenrein

Geringfügig

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Loupe clean (Lupenrein)

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Optischer Effekt (Edelsteine)

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Opalescence

Fluorescence

Chatoyancy

Adularescence

Perlenglanz

Hervorragend

Sehr gut

Epoche

Nach 2000

Transparenz des Edelsteins

Transparent

Halbtransparent

Transluzent

Opak

Halbtransluzent

Behandlung

Kein Nachweis einer Behandlung

Edelsteine

Dieses Objekt ist leider nicht mehr verfügbar, aber es gibt noch viel zu entdecken

Römisches Reich Earrings, mit römischen Glasperlen

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