A pair of Greco-Roman carnelian and gold drop earrings, ca. 1st century BCE - 1st century CE Medium - Terracotta In the form of the

In the form of the Greek letter epsilon

A stirrup spout is attached to the back of the vessel

or a combination thereof

the wide flat rim-band is offset

Amulets in the form of writing tablets are unique to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty and later

A pair of Greco-Roman carnelian and gold drop earrings, ca. 1st century BCE - 1st century CE Medium - Terracotta In the form of theA lovely pair of ancient Greco Roman drop pendants, each featuring a luminous, teardrop shaped carnelian bead in a vibrant orange hue. The ancient beads are surmounted by high karat gold caps of flared, tapering form, detailed with small raised collars and decorative elements indicative of Hellenistic goldwork. Each pendant is suspended from a small ring and attached to a modern 14K gold huggie earring for contemporary wear. The overall design is