古罗马 邪眼胸针

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Ancient Roman bronze and glass Evil Eye fibula, associated with protection and the warding off of evil.
The front is in the shape of stylised eye with glass inlay and remains of white glass dots. The eye is surrounded by six peripheral lugs, all inlaid with black and white glass.

-> Eye-shaped brooches were worn in the Roman period as functional dress fasteners and decorative personal ornaments. Their distinctive form made them visually striking, while the eye motif carried an apotropaic meaning, intended to protect the wearer from harmful forces or the evil eye.

-> 眼形胸针在罗马时期被用作实用的服饰扣件和装饰性个人饰物。它们独特的造型使其视觉上十分醒目，而眼睛的图案则具有驱邪的寓意，旨在保护佩戴者免受有害力量或凶眼的侵扰。

Size: ± 35,9 x 21,3 mm
尺寸：± 35,9 x 21,3 毫米

Condition:
Condition:
Good ancient condition with surface wear, patination and encrustation consistent with age and use. The reverse preserves the catchplate and the hinge mechanism, while a small part of the pin remains in place (rigid). Minor surface irregularities and wear to the detailing.

情况：良好的古物状态，表面磨损、包浆和结晶沉积与年龄和使用相符。背面保留嵌扣板和铰链机构的一部分，针的一小部分仍然就位（刚性）。细微的表面不平整和细节处的磨损。

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

证书（PDF）可应要求提供，适用于成交价≥€100的所有拍品。

-> Fibulae were an important part of Roman dress, used to fasten garments such as cloaks and tunics. Beyond their practical function, they could express regional style, personal taste, and symbolic meaning through their shape, decoration, and use of coloured inlays.