Ancient Roman Face Mosaic Glass Bead with Iridescence

Product Description: This exquisite Ancient Roman Face Mosaic Glass Bead features four meticulously crafted mosaic faces, a testament to the artistry of ancient times. The bead exhibits an iridescent sheen due to partial silvering, adding a unique touch of historical charm.

Specifications:

• Origin: Mediterranean Region
• Estimated Production Period: 1st Century BCE to 2nd Century CE
• Size: Approximately 12mm in diameter × 10mm in height
• Hole Size: Approximately 3mm

Special Notes:

Images may slightly differ from the actual product due to lighting conditions and other factors. The photographs are taken under bright indoor lighting, so colors may appear different under other lighting conditions. As this is an antique item, it may have scratches, cracks, or chips.

About Ancient Roman Face Mosaic Glass Beads:

Known as Ancient Mosaic Face Beads, these beads were produced during the Roman Empire from the 1st century BCE to the 2nd century CE. The Roman Empire, which controlled major glass production centers such as Syria, saw the development and spread of glass-making techniques as it expanded its territory. Influenced by the intricate artistry of Ancient Greek Hellenistic culture, these beads were adorned with beautiful, detailed mosaic faces. They were primarily produced in places like Alexandria in Egypt and Syria, and distributed across various regions in line with the expansion of the Roman Empire.