Ancient Roman Iridescent Glass Roman Beads featuring a woven pattern and

featuring a woven pattern and a smooth

with transparency and a soft texture featuring woven patterns

Victorian beads were created by Venetian glass artisans in Italy between the 1910s and 1940s

The name "Chevron" refers to their distinctive zigzag pattern

Ancient Roman Iridescent Glass Roman Beads featuring a woven pattern andProduct Description: This strand features Roman Beads with iridescence, dating from the 1st century BCE to the 3rd century CE. The iridescence is a result of the glass being buried underground for many years, giving it a unique silver or multicolored sheen. Originating from Alexandria (modern day Egypt), these beads are a rare and historical find. Specifications: Origin: Alexandria (modern day Egypt) Length: 51cm Size of Central Bead: 40mm x 21mm x