Single Earring with Blue-Green Iridescent Roman Glass, Amethyst, Abundant Stone Beads, and Ethnic Bell

This is a single earring featuring blue-green iridescent Roman glass, amethyst, abundant stone beads, and an ethnic bell. Roman glass dates back to the Roman Empire (27 BCE - 395 CE). These are fragments of ancient vessels, polished and drilled. One side showcases beautiful iridescence that shifts with the angle of light. The reverse side displays patina (adherences), with a hint of iridescence. Iridescence occurs when glass is buried underground for extended periods, causing a chemical reaction between the glass and soil components, resulting in this sparkling luster. Not all glass buried for a long time develops iridescence; this phenomenon only appears when specific conditions align. (Roman Glass Size: 1.9cm length, 1cm width) Paired with rough-cut amethyst. Two types of faceted garnets, iolite, and double-terminated herkimer diamonds are clustered like ripe fruit. The small bell is a component from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan, originally part of adornments, and is an old piece. It does not produce sound. This single earring evokes a sense of decadent beauty. 【Customizable!】 Hook-type earrings Screw-back earrings (earring covers included!) Size Length: Approx. 4.2cm (including the hook) Weight: Approx. 4g per piece Materials: Glass, Amethyst, Garnet, Iolite, Herkimer Diamond, Brass, Mixed Metal