Two imposing Roman gold bracelets, eastern Mediterranean... Lot 16
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Two imposing Roman gold bracelets, eastern Mediterranean area, 2nd – 3rd century A.D.
Two excellently preserved, splendid gold bracelets. The bracelet composed of two twisted, parallel bands made of solid gold. A medallion with a translucent carnelian in the centre of each. The smaller, round medallion has a diameter of 2.6 cm; the larger one is oval with a maximum length of 3.9 cm. The smaller one with filigree ornamentation, the larger one with an egg-and-dart frame around the stone. Intact. Maximum length 6.6 cm and 7 cm. Weight 77.5 g and 85.8 g.
Extremely charming pieces of Roman jewellery. Made of gold of high purity (more than 96%).
Provenance: From the European art trade. With a certificate of authenticity regarding the mode of manufacture and the metallurgical composition of the gold.
Condition: II +
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