A Group of Three Roman Glass Bangles, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 3rd century CE Sculpture - Architectural Presented on a modern 18K

Presented on a modern 18K gold chain for display and contemporary wear

The scale and carving technique indicate that this element was once part of a larger narrative or decorative program

is an inlaid circular bronze disk

with a carefully defined pointed lower section and a lobed upper portion reflecting the stylized shape employed by Egyptian craftsmen for more than a millennium

A Group of Three Roman Glass Bangles, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 3rd century CE Sculpture - Architectural Presented on a modern 18KA visually appealing group of three ancient Roman glass bracelets, of varying hues and diameters. Each is formed from a rod of colored glass drawn and joined into a continuous loop. The group includes: two of dark cobalt blue glass, and one of a rich sea green. All exhibit iridescent weathering and mineral deposits, adding character and depth to the surfaces. These types of bangles were worn individually or stacked in multiples and were popular