Earrings featuring diverse earth-toned Roman glass, granulation and African brass, moss agate, labradorite, and ethnic bells

These earrings are crafted by connecting a variety of earth-toned Roman glass, granulation & African brass, moss agate, labradorite, and ethnic bells. The elongated, abacus-shaped, and oval beads are made from Roman glass, dating back to the Roman Empire (27 BCE - 395 CE). The elongated beads, originally part of bangles, have a slight curve to them. Minor chips may be present, but they do not affect everyday wear. (Oval Roman glass bead dimensions: 1cm length, 0.8cm width) The granulated beads are brass beads created by the Benin people of Africa, featuring incredibly intricate detailing. They have a cool, slightly verdigris patina. The plump, oval brass beads are also sourced from Africa. The small bells are components from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan, originally part of adornments, and are vintage pieces. The bells do not ring. We've paired these with faceted labradorite and moss agate, including an abacus-shaped moss agate bead. These elongated earrings showcase earth tones, offering a piece of history and the gifts of nature. Size: Length: Approximately 7.3cm (including the hook) Weight: Approximately 3.4g per earring (approximately 6.5g for both) Materials: Glass, Brass, Moss Agate, Labradorite, Mixed Metals