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  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
  • An early Roman glass bracelet.
An early Roman glass bracelet.

75 €


A glass bracelet. Diameter 9 cm. High 15 mm. With attractive colouring. Old repair to one side. This bracelet was made around AD 2-300. Considering its age, it is in remarkably good condition.  

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