Product Description: This strand features primarily round etched carnelian beads, showcasing a gentle antique charm with soft patterns throughout. The standout accents of black and white beads add a distinctive touch to the overall design.
Specifications:
Estimated Production Era: 2500 BCE to 1800 BCE
Length (excluding string): Approximately 56cm
Bead Size: Central bead - 12mm x 12mm
Weight: 63g
Special Notes:
Please note that this is an antique item and may have scratches, cracks, or chips. Due to variations in lighting and other factors, the actual product may appear slightly different from the photographs. The images were taken using lighting to mimic the appearance in a well-lit indoor environment.
About Etched Carnelian:
Etched carnelian beads were crafted by the Indus Valley Civilization, using natron extracted from plants to create patterns that were then baked at low temperatures of around 300 to 400 degrees Celsius. These beads have been excavated from sites in Mesopotamia and Afghanistan, though it is believed that they were originally made in the Indus River region and transported via land and sea routes.
