Roman glass bracelet / bangle

2nd - 3rd century AD

€ 175.00 VAT margin scheme

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The Romans used glass to imitate precious stones such as emeralds, sapphires or amethyst. Glass was much cheaper and easier to produce in various colours and more flexible to make special designs. With the availability of relatively inexpensive glass, many less affluent Romans could afford rings and bracelets made entirely of glass.

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Period	Roman
Category	Ancient Jewellery
Material	Glass
Country	Roman Empire

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