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Roman Glass Inlayed in Grafted-In Necklace

Roman Glass Inlayed in Grafted-In Necklace

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SKU: JPC1362

Pendant
Box Chain Length

The beautiful grafted-in design is made of 925 silver, the star is inlaid with a beautiful piece of Roman glass and overlaid with a smaller star that continues into the grafted-in symbol. This is a rare and masterful blend of natural beauty and design. Makes a wonderful gift for yourself or someone special

Own a piece of ancient Roman glass.

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Roman Glass Grafted-In Necklace

  • Roman Glass & 925 Sterling Silver
  • Pendant:  1 1/2" including bale
  • 18" Sterling Silver Box Chain
  • Made in Israel

These early Christian signs; the Fish, the Star of David, and the Menorah symbolize the foundation of the Christian faith. It is patterned after emblems found on a number of artifacts believed to have been used by first-century Jewish followers of Christ, combining early Jewish and Christian symbols! 

Roman Glass is a unique material found primarily in Israel in archaeological excavations. Because of the resourcefulness of the ancient Roman Empire, the manufacturing of glass became widespread and affordable during that era. After the fall of the Roman Empire, these shards of glass were remnants of the ancient civilization that were left behind. The shards of glass have been buried in Israel's ground where environmental conditions reacted to the glass to produce dazzling colors. Archaeologists find no importance in these shards but they have become highly prized by jewelers who set quality pieces into silver jewelry.

Each shard has its own distinctive color pattern of glittering flecks, making every piece a one-of-a-kind.  

*Please, keep in mind that Roman Glass is sensitive to moisture. To preserve this rare and ancient material, please exercise caution and avoid contact with water.  

Imported from Israel

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