Ancient Roman, Empire Gold earrings with grapes and shield decoration and azure melon beads, antique Earrings

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For sale are two rare,
Beautifully crafted Roman earrings (pair) with grape and shield decoration made of gold decorated with glass beads from the Roman Empire.
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Age: 1st - 3rd century AD (Imperial period)
Size: length 3. 3cm and 3. 4cm
Total weight 3. 75 g
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These two ancient Roman earrings, a precious pair from the Roman Empire, represent a rare and exquisite example of ancient jewelry. Dating from the 1st to 3rd centuries AD, the imperial period of the Roman Empire, they testify to the artistry and the aesthetic sense of their creators.
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Each earring is a work of art in itself, made from fine gold and artfully decorated with motifs of grapes and shields. The grapes, a symbol of fertility and abundance, are executed with amazing detail and give the earrings a natural elegance. The shield decorations, characteristic of Roman art of the period, may symbolize protection and strength while also representing Roman warfare and military power.
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Each earring measures 3. 3 cm or 3. 4 cm in length and weighs a total of 3. 75 g. Their exceptional preservation shows that they have been carefully preserved and valued, probably over many centuries. The delicate craftsmanship that went into its design is remarkable and speaks to the highly developed goldsmithing skills of the ancient Romans.
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A notable feature of these earrings is the azure colored glass beads that further decorate them. These pearls add a touch of color and sophistication and contrast with the golden shine of the earrings, further enhancing their beauty.
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Overall, these Roman earrings represent not only a piece of ancient jewelry, but also a window into the world of the ancient Roman Empire, its art, culture and rich symbolism. They are a precious heirloom that preserves the history and splendor of bygone times.
The Roman gold earrings are not only works of art, but also historical documents that offer insights into the fashion and taste of the Roman nobility. They may have been worn by wealthy Roman women to display their social status and sense of elegance. At the same time, they may also have had symbolic meanings related to Roman mythology or cultural beliefs.
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B E S T O F C O L L E C T I O N
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Origin: Former private, old French collection. Most recently in a private collection (Paris) .
Probably acquired on the southern European art market in the 1980s.
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Protection of cultural assets:
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All artifacts we offer come from a private old collection,
The acquisition and export of the artifacts were not subject to any legal regulations at the time.
This also applies to finds from German federal states - where sales are still legal today.
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Ownership is therefore legal – all legal regulations are adhered to.
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