A beautifully preserved Ancient Roman bronze amulet in the form of a stylised seed or drop-shaped pendant, symbolising fertility, life, and protection. Such amulets were worn as apotropaic talismans, believed to guard the wearer from misfortune, enhance fertility, and attract good fortune. This particular shape—with its organic bulbous form and fluted lines—is associated with the symbolism of the seed, widely interpreted in Roman culture as a representation of life, regeneration, and female protective Culture/Origin: Ancient Roman Date: 1st–3rd Century AD Material: Bronze Dimensions: 12mm Condition: Good condition with attractive patina. Aged surface and minor earthen deposits. Fully wearable on modern cord.