Artifacts to wear - The ultimate in Recycling!
The making of Roman Glass was a high art, and glass was much prized. Some of the unusual techniques and wide variety of colors are still a mystery to modern science, and it is a lost art.
This glass, from an archaeological dig in the Middle East, has been fashioned into beads, tube beads and pendants. Buried in the soil for 2000 years, the glass pieces have acquired beautiful patinas and irridescence. It is accented with a few beads of Baltic Amber, a gemstone which was valued by the Romans not only for jewelry, but, like the glass, for a variety of useful items.
In its past life, this glass could have been perfume bottles, jars, serving bowls, or even a window. Now the passage of time, nature, archaeology, the luck of discovery, and modern craftsmanship have given it a new life as a unique necklace ... and a fascinating conversation piece.
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