Ancient Jewellery

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Ancient Roman earrings, 2nd century AD.

Price £5,300 Ref: 26561
Ancient Roman gold hoop earrings, circa 2nd century AD.

Price £3,400 Ref: 26559
Ancient Roman gold and glass bead earrings, circa 2nd century AD.

Price £2,900 Ref: 26162
Ancient Roman amber earrings, 2nd-3rd century AD.

Price £3,200 Ref: 26153
Ancient Roman gold and bead necklace, circa 2nd century AD.

Price £3,800 Ref: 26015
Greek filigree gold earrings, circa 5th-3rd century BC.

Price £6,900 Ref: 24815
Ancient Roman gold stick pin, circa 2nd-3rd Century AD.

Price £3,000 Ref: 24821
Byzantine gold earrings, circa 6th-7th century.

Price £7,000 Ref: 24819
Ancient Greek earrings, circa 5th century BC.

Price £4,500 Ref: 24388
Ancient Greek Hellenistic earrings, circa 2nd century BC-1st century AD.

Price £4,800 Ref: 24113
Ancient Parthian carnelian earrings, circa 2nd century BC-1st century AD.

Price £4,300 Ref: 24011
Ancient Roman beaded drop earrings, circa 2nd century AD.

Price £3,600 Ref: 24015
Ancient Roman gold and pearl earrings, circa 3rd-4th century AD.

Price £3,900 Ref: 24016
Ancient Greek Thracian earrings, circa 5th-3rd century BC.

Price £2,800 Ref: 24014
Museum quality Ancient Roman yellow gold necklace, circa 1st-3rd century AD.

Price £5,900 Ref: 26014
Ancient Roman lapis lazuli brooch, circa 2nd century AD.

Price £5,300 Ref: 25442
Ancient Roman gold earrings, circa 5th century AD.

Price £2,600 Ref: 26154
Ancient Roman gold lyre-shape earrings, circa 2nd-3rd century AD.

Price £4,100 Ref: 25517

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From ancient Celtic, Egyptian, Greek to Roman, at Berganza we are proud to offer an extensive range of ancient jewellery.

With exquisite detailing, these items were crafted at a time when every piece was created by master craftsmen using rudimentary tools. Working with precious metals and bronze, sometimes adorned with gemstones, the array of styles is breathtaking. Complicated designs are picked out using a variety of techniques including wirework, repoussé and granulation. Intricate chains were created using delicate gold links or woven from fine gold wire interspersed with glass beads or ornate gold panels. Brooches had the dual purpose of being both a functional item being used as a closure, and also as a way of showing off status and wealth. Matching earrings of a multitude of varying designs are another option. Jewellery in the ancient world was owned by only the rich and powerful.

Ancient jewellery shows off timeless beauty. These pieces are extremely wearable and still evoke the same admiration now as they did when first created. The collection of ancient jewellery at Berganza is constantly changing why not see if we have an ancient piece for you to add to your collection?