A fine Pair of Roman Gold Amphora Earrings, ca. 1st -2nd century CE Seals - Varia 5”) x 81 cm (32”)

5”) x 81 cm (32”)

Connecticut

In this fragment

Attached below the earrings is a cluster of ornate sprees and smaller drop-shaped compartments bearing pieces of polished carnelian that echo the larger glass setting above

intricately decorated with filigree accents and round turquoise inlays

A fine Pair of Roman Gold Amphora Earrings, ca. 1st -2nd century CE Seals - Varia 5”) x 81 cm (32”)A striking and unusually large pair of Roman gold earrings fashioned as miniature amphorae. Each pendant stands on a square plinth and presents a gently rounded body with pronounced, ear shaped handles finished in a faux braided motif. Large suspension loops at the vessel rims allow attachment to the modern 14K diamond set hoops. The workmanship is fine and delicate, with the amphora form carefully modeled to read as both small scale vessels and