Single Earring with Silvered Roman Glass, Lush Amethyst & Aquamarine, Ethnic Bell, and Mother-of-Pearl Flower

This is a single earring connecting silvered Roman glass, lush amethyst & aquamarine & ethnic bells, and small mother-of-pearl flowers. Roman glass is glass from the Roman Empire era (27 BCE - 395 CE). These are fragments of vessels, etc., polished and drilled with holes. "Silvering" is a phenomenon where glass components and soil components undergo a chemical reaction after being buried in the ground for many years, creating this sparkling radiance. Not all glass buried for a long time becomes silvered; this phenomenon only appears when numerous conditions align. The Roman glass is curved, resembling a twisted rhombus. Silvering is also visible on the sides. There are some chips. The inherent color of the glass is soda blue. The silvered radiance appears depending on how the light hits it. It's enjoyable to imagine what it might have been used for! (Roman Glass Size: Height 3cm, Width 1.4cm) We've clustered cut aquamarine and amethyst like lush fruit. The small, antique-colored bell is a component from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan. It was part of ornaments, and this is also an old item. It does not ring. We've paired it with small, 3-4 petal mother-of-pearl flowers. These are charming beads with a unique luster and warmth characteristic of shell. They are sandwiched between small Karen silver beads with 18k gold plating. This single earring allows you to enjoy the richly expressive Roman glass. [Can Be Changed!] Hook-type earrings Screw-type earrings (earring covers included!) Size Length: 5.7cm (including the hook part) Weight: Approximately 6.4g per piece Materials: Glass, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Mother-of-Pearl, Brass, Mixed Metal, Karen Silver