Single Earring with Dazzling Iridescent Roman Glass, Lush Aquamarine, Amethyst, and Tribal Bell

This is a single earring featuring dazzling iridescent Roman glass, lush aquamarine, amethyst, quartz, Herkimer diamonds, and a tribal bell. Roman glass dates back to the Roman Empire (27 BCE - 395 CE). These are fragments of ancient vessels, polished and drilled. Iridescence occurs when glass is buried underground for extended periods, causing a chemical reaction between the glass and soil components, resulting in a sparkling luster. Not all glass buried for long periods develops this iridescence; it only appears under a specific confluence of conditions. This is exceptionally beautiful Roman glass, showcasing a brilliant sheen from every angle! (Roman Glass Size: 2.2 cm height, 1.4 cm width) Cut aquamarine, amethyst, and quartz are clustered like ripe fruit. The clear beads are double-terminated Herkimer diamonds, sandwiched between 18k gold-plated Karen silver. The small, antique-colored bell is a component from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan, originally part of ornaments and also an old item. It does not produce sound. This single earring offers a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the magnificent glow of iridescence. [Customizable Options!] Hook-type earrings Screw-back earrings (includes earring covers!) Size Length: 4.6 cm (including the hook part) Weight: Approximately 4.5g per piece Materials: Glass, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Quartz, Herkimer Diamond, Brass, Mixed Metal, Karen Silver