Exclusive Roman Necklace with Glass, Silver, and Gold Beads This exceptional antique necklace is a brilliant example of Roman glass art and luxury. The piece is composed of a rich variety of handmade beads, including vivid orange-red carnelian (or glass paste), translucent green glass, and silver and gold beads. This necklace bears witness to the high level of craftsmanship from Roman antiquity. The centerpiece of the chain is the large, centrally placed spindle-shaped bead with refined decorative etchings. The necklace has been skillfully restrung with an eye for historical composition and is equipped with a decorative, classic-style clasp, making the piece immediately wearable. Period: Roman (approx. 1st – 4th century AD) Material: Antique glass, gold, and silver. Length: approx. 50 cm. Condition: Excellent antique condition; the beads show a beautiful authentic patina and slight iridescence, characteristic of ancient glass from that period. Provenance: From a private Belgian collection. Necklaces of this type, combining gold, silver, and glass, are rarely offered in such a complete and aesthetically coherent state. A masterpiece for the serious collector of antique jewelry or Roman artifacts.