Product Description: This strand of Roman Seed Beads brings a touch of ancient romance to modern jewelry. Collected from ancient Roman beads, these tiny seed (or "seed") beads make for a refined piece. You can disassemble them to create your own bracelets or necklaces, adding a touch of elegance to your attire.

Specifications:

• Origin: Alexandria (present-day Egypt)
• Estimated Era of Manufacture: 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE
• Size: Diameter 9mm × Height 6mm
• Weight: 18g
• Length: 71cm
• Special Notes: Being antique items, there might be some scratches, cracks, or chips.

Important Notes:

Due to lighting conditions during photography, the actual product may appear slightly different in color compared to the images. The colors shown are those seen under bright indoor lighting.

About Roman Beads:

Between the 1st century BCE and the 4th century CE, glass craftsmanship flourished in the Roman Empire, leading to the production and export of many glass items. These glass products, made along the Mediterranean coast, spread across a vast area from Northern Europe to Japan. Initially, most glass objects were opaque, but by the 1st century CE, transparent glass became increasingly popular. Beads crafted from these glasses were used as jewelry and held high value. Fragments of glass cups and pitchers with drilled holes are more frequently found, making them relatively affordable even today.