Ancient Roman Face Mosaic Glass Bead Broken Arrow Roman Beads (Circa 2nd Century)

Roman Beads (Circa 2nd Century)

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During a period when Venice sought to counteract the economic impact of losing its exclusive trade with the Orient and the rise of Bohemian glass dominating the European market

These beads are from the Indus Valley Civilization

Etched Carnelian beads were crafted during the Indus Valley Civilization using a plant-derived natron solution to create patterns

Ancient Roman Face Mosaic Glass Bead Broken Arrow Roman Beads (Circa 2nd Century)Product Description: This ancient Roman face mosaic glass bead features three visible faces, with the likelihood of a fourth originally being present. The glass body exhibits a beautifully unique color gradient due to weathering, enhancing its historic charm. Specifications: Origin: Mediterranean region Estimated Production Period: 1st century BC to 2nd century AD Size: Approximately 12mm in diameter x 11mm in height Hole Size: Approximately 3. 5mm