Blue-green roman glass and labradorite, garnet asymmetric earrings

Earrings that connect Roman glass, labradorite, and garnet. Roman glass is a glass from the Roman Empire (27 BC-395 BC). This is made by polishing debris that used to be a vessel and making holes. You can hardly see the ginka here, but you can enjoy the beautiful color and texture of ancient glass. The glass itself is a rare sky blue. Small shavings can be seen on both grains. (Roman glass size: 1.2 cm long and 1.2 cm wide) It may come off naturally as you wear it. This shine may disappear due to rubbing or sebum. You can enjoy the color of the ancient glass itself even if the brilliance of silvering disappears, so it would be great if you could wear it as if you were growing it. Tubutsubu beads are brass beads made by the Benin tribe in Africa. It's very finely crafted! A little patina is floating and it's cool! !! A small base with a polyhedral cut and a disc-shaped labradorite. A blue color appears due to the light hitting. The round beads are garnet. These earrings allow you to enjoy the brilliance of time and the beautiful color of the glass itself under the light. You can change it! ] Hook type earrings Screw-type Clip-On(with silicone rubber pierced earrings cover!) Length: Approximately 5.5 cm (including pierced earrings) Weight: Approximately 2.8g on one side (Approximately 5g on both sides) Material: glass, labradorite, garnet, brass