Slim Earrings Featuring Blue-Green & Green Iridescent Roman Glass and Silver Beads

These are slim earrings, meticulously crafted by connecting blue-green and green iridescent Roman glass with silver beads. Roman glass dates back to the Roman Empire (27 BCE - 395 CE). *Iridescence appears on both sides of the blue-green Roman glass. These pieces are made from polished fragments of ancient vessels, now with a hole drilled for use. Iridescence occurs when glass is buried in the earth for extended periods, causing a chemical reaction between the glass and soil components, resulting in this sparkling, shimmering quality. This phenomenon isn't found in all buried glass; it appears only when numerous specific conditions align. The glass itself displays deep blue-green and green hues. The iridescent shimmer emerges depending on how light strikes the surface. (Roman Glass Dimensions: 1.5cm length, 0.6cm width) The plump, vase-like shaped beads are artisan-crafted silver beads, each made by hand. The floral-like component is also made of silver925. The double-helix rings and small beads are Karen silver. The earring findings are silver. They are stamped with "925" indicating silver925 purity. The connecting pins are also silver. These sleek earrings allow you to appreciate the ancient glass's luster and its uniquely textured, refined quality. Size Length: Approximately 4.7cm (including earring findings) Weight: Approximately 2g per earring (2.5g for both) Materials: Glass, Silver, Karen Silver