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View translationAncient Roman Bracelet with wire-wrapped Roman blue glass beads
No. 88264723
Due to custom regulations we can not ship outside the E.U. Please make sure you have an EU shipping address before bidding.
Bracelet with wire-wrapped Roman blue glass beads. The bracelet is handmade in a flexible design which is easy to wear (no clasp needed). The authentic ancient beads are restrung with modern materials and fittings.
The wire wrapping technique dates back from ca. 2000 BC and was a favourite technique of jewellery makers of ancient civilizations.
Diameter: ± 6 - 8 cm
Diameter beads: ± 7 mm maximum
Certificate of Authenticity available upon request (pdf-document).
Condition: good condition and wearable. The ancient beads are restrung and combined with modern gold-plated spacer beads and fittings. Signs of wear consistent with age and use. See images.
Ancient/Roman beads:
All authentic ancient beads are slightly different in shape or colour shade and show different signs of wear or iridescence. This adds to the charm of each piece and makes every composition unique.
ANCIENT GLASS
Glass has always been found in nature, but the humans first created glass about 4.000 years ago. when ancient craftsmen in Mesopotamia discovered the art of mixing sand, soda and lime to make glass.
For centuries, glass was a luxury item and reserved for the upper classes.
Glassmaking centers around the Mediterranean world experimented with new techniques (casting, core-forming, mosaic glass) and with colours by adding metallic oxides (cobalt, copper, etc) to the mixture.
The Romans learned the glass-making craft after the conquest of Egypt in the 1st century BC. During the 1st century AD the glassblowing technique revolutionized the production and made it possible to produce larger quantities. By adding manganese dioxide Roman glassmakers successfully produced colourless or ‘aqua’ glass for the first time.
Roman glass became a very popular material, used for beads, glass windows, mosaic tiles, tableware pieces etc. Roman glass was traded all over the Roman Empire and far beyond to Central Africa, Scandinavia and via the Silk Route to China.
Seller's Story
Due to custom regulations we can not ship outside the E.U. Please make sure you have an EU shipping address before bidding.
Bracelet with wire-wrapped Roman blue glass beads. The bracelet is handmade in a flexible design which is easy to wear (no clasp needed). The authentic ancient beads are restrung with modern materials and fittings.
The wire wrapping technique dates back from ca. 2000 BC and was a favourite technique of jewellery makers of ancient civilizations.
Diameter: ± 6 - 8 cm
Diameter beads: ± 7 mm maximum
Certificate of Authenticity available upon request (pdf-document).
Condition: good condition and wearable. The ancient beads are restrung and combined with modern gold-plated spacer beads and fittings. Signs of wear consistent with age and use. See images.
Ancient/Roman beads:
All authentic ancient beads are slightly different in shape or colour shade and show different signs of wear or iridescence. This adds to the charm of each piece and makes every composition unique.
ANCIENT GLASS
Glass has always been found in nature, but the humans first created glass about 4.000 years ago. when ancient craftsmen in Mesopotamia discovered the art of mixing sand, soda and lime to make glass.
For centuries, glass was a luxury item and reserved for the upper classes.
Glassmaking centers around the Mediterranean world experimented with new techniques (casting, core-forming, mosaic glass) and with colours by adding metallic oxides (cobalt, copper, etc) to the mixture.
The Romans learned the glass-making craft after the conquest of Egypt in the 1st century BC. During the 1st century AD the glassblowing technique revolutionized the production and made it possible to produce larger quantities. By adding manganese dioxide Roman glassmakers successfully produced colourless or ‘aqua’ glass for the first time.
Roman glass became a very popular material, used for beads, glass windows, mosaic tiles, tableware pieces etc. Roman glass was traded all over the Roman Empire and far beyond to Central Africa, Scandinavia and via the Silk Route to China.
Seller's Story
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Tutto perfetto, grazie
View translationAlles gut - beides zugleich angekommen - unversehrt und wunderschön - gerne wieder :-) LG
View translationtutto ok !
View translationPerfect! Thank you
View translationVery nice piece
View translationVery nice piece
View translationProdotto conforme alla descrizione, ottimo oggetto, tempi di consegna in linea con le previsioni
View translationtutto perfetto
View translationall ok
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View translationTodo perfecto, muy bonito
View translationTodo perfecto
View translationI am very happy with the glass bottle, which is at least as nice as on the pictures. Thanks to the seller for the quick shipment and solid wrapping
View translationParfait comme toujours👌🎊🌼🎀
View translationnice bead and quick shipping, thanks!
View translationobjet parfaitement conforme à la description.
View translationErg snel geleverd en het object is in goede staat, precies zoals op de afbeeldingen.
View translationZeer mooi, ook de oorsprong maakt het extra bijzonder! Dank je wel voor de zeer snelle en zorgvuldige levering.
View translationzeer snel geleverd! Top!
View translationnice item,fast shipping
View translationAnello e perla bellissimi
View translationVery nice, accurate describe, thanks
View translationSuper nice!!
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The seller guarantees and can prove that the object was obtained legally. The seller was informed by Catawiki that they had to provide the documentation required by the laws and regulations in their country of residence. The seller guarantees and is entitled to sell/export this object. The seller will provide all provenance information known about the object to the buyer. The seller ensures that any necessary permits are/will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer immediately about any delays in obtaining such permits.