Michal Kirat Bracelet with Roman Glass Set in Hammered Sterling Silver Flowers
321.18 $
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This stunning sterling silver bracelet blends history with contemporary art. Set in delicately hammered silver frames, shaped like petalled flowers, are four shimmering ancient Roman glass stones that have been buried in the sand of Israel for thousands of years. A jewelry item that is timeless and unique!
Each piece of Roman glass is unique. So, there may be variations in shades and hues.
CARE: Store in a dry place and avoid contact with oils or liquids.
WHAT IS ROMAN GLASS? It dates to the tim
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This stunning sterling silver bracelet blends history with contemporary art. Set in delicately hammered silver frames, shaped like petalled flowers, are four shimmering ancient Roman glass stones that have been buried in the sand of Israel for thousands of years. A jewelry item that is timeless and unique!
Each piece of Roman glass is unique. So, there may be variations in shades and hues.
CARE: Store in a dry place and avoid contact with oils or liquids.
WHAT IS ROMAN GLASS? It dates to the time when the Roman Empire ruled Israel and glass production flourished. Buried in Israel’s mineral-rich sand for over 2,000 years, these hidden pieces of glass have now been revealed - glowing with breathtaking blue and green hues.
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This stunning sterling silver bracelet blends history with contemporary art. Set in delicately hammered silver frames, shaped like petalled flowers, are four shimmering ancient Roman glass stones that have been buried in the sand of Israel for thousands of years. A jewelry item that is timeless and unique!
Each piece of Roman glass is unique. So, there may be variations in shades and hues.
CARE: Store in a dry place and avoid contact with oils or liquids.
WHAT IS ROMAN GLASS? It dates to the tim