Silvered Roman glass and square antique beads, amethyst, labradorite, moss agate breath

A breath that connects silvered Roman glass with square antique beads, amethyst, labradorite, moss agate, and folk brass. Roman glass is a glass from the Roman Empire (27 BC-395 BC). This is a piece of debris that was a vessel, etc., with a hole. Silvering is when it is buried in the ground for many years, and the components of glass and soil undergo a chemical change to create such a glittering shine. Not all glasses that have been buried for a long time will be silvered. This phenomenon appears only when a number of conditions are met. I treated two Roman glasses. (Size of square type Roman glass: length 1.1 cm, width 1.1 cm) Transparent beads are Venetian or British antique beads. (19th-20th centuries) It was attached as a weight to the tip of a wooden antique bobbin. Cute beads like dice. It is studded with colorful rough-cut amethyst and polyhedral-cut labradorite. Labradorite appears blue when it is exposed to light. The abacus-shaped green beads are moss agate. The inclusions are attractive and each grain has a different look. Tubutsubu beads are brass beads made by the Benin tribe in Africa. It's very finely crafted! The golden beads are Karen Silver with an 18K gold coating. Since it is an S-shaped hook, it can be attached and detached from either side. A breath where you can enjoy the taste of ancient glass and the beauty of natural stone. You can change the size and design, so please feel free to contact us. Length: Approximately 19.5 cm (straight line) Inner diameter is 18 cm Material: Glass, Amethyst, Moss Agate, Labradorite, Brass, Karen Silver, Wire