Ancient Egyptian Gold-plated 2 piece jewellery set - Faience / white coral / glass






Directed the Ifergan Collection Museum, specialising in Phoenician and Mediterranean archaeology.
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Egyptian and Roman bead jewellery set featuring faience, white coral and glass from Ancient Egypt, and glass and ceramic beads from Ancient Rome, modern 18 kt gold‑plated threadwork with 18 kt gold‑plated findings.
Description from the seller
Egyptian and Roman bead jewelry set.
Bracelet composed of fayenza beads, white coral and Ancient Egyptian glass, and beads of tinted glass and ceramic from Ancient Rome, combined with modern 18Kt gold-plated beads. It is strung on 18Kt gold-plated thread with a magnetic clasp also plated in 18Kt gold.
Earrings of glass beads and bivalve shells from Ancient Egypt, and glass and ceramic from Ancient Rome, combined with modern 18Kt gold-plated beads. They are strung on 18Kt gold-plated thread and attached to 18Kt gold-plated jewelry hooks as well.
An elegant way to blend the classical world with the modern world.
Includes a legal declaration sheet.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
Seller's Story
Egyptian and Roman bead jewelry set.
Bracelet composed of fayenza beads, white coral and Ancient Egyptian glass, and beads of tinted glass and ceramic from Ancient Rome, combined with modern 18Kt gold-plated beads. It is strung on 18Kt gold-plated thread with a magnetic clasp also plated in 18Kt gold.
Earrings of glass beads and bivalve shells from Ancient Egypt, and glass and ceramic from Ancient Rome, combined with modern 18Kt gold-plated beads. They are strung on 18Kt gold-plated thread and attached to 18Kt gold-plated jewelry hooks as well.
An elegant way to blend the classical world with the modern world.
Includes a legal declaration sheet.
Customs duties outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
