Ca. 100-300 AD.
A stone beaded necklace, composed of variously shaped beads, showcases a captivating arrangement of warm cream and beige hues. Each bead contributes to the overall aesthetic appeal of the necklace. The arrangement of the stone beads exhibits a sense of symmetry, with a larger and more ornate bead positioned at the centre, serving as a pendant. This pendant bead adds a focal point to the necklace, enhancing its visual impact. Roman stone beads were crafted from a diverse range of materials. The stones were skillfully shaped and polished to create beads of various shapes and sizes. These beads were highly valued and served as decorative adornments, as well as markers of social status and personal style.
Size: L:360/720mm / W:mm ; 35g
Provenance: Private UK collection; From an old London collection formed in the 1990s.