One-Earring Pierced Earrings with Iridescent Roman Glass, Abundant Aquamarine, Amethyst, Herkimer Diamond, and Ethnic Bells

These are one-earring pierced earrings, connecting iridescent Roman glass with abundant aquamarine, amethyst, Herkimer diamonds, and ethnic bells. Roman glass dates back to the Roman Empire (27 BC - 395 AD). These pieces are polished fragments of what were once vessels or similar items, then drilled with holes. "Iridescence" is a sparkling radiance that forms when the glass components chemically react with the soil elements after being buried underground for many years. This iridescence doesn't occur in all glass that has been buried for a long time; it only appears when numerous specific conditions align. The glass colors are blue and ice green. Since the edges and the exposed holes at the bottom were visible, we've incorporated 18K gold-plated Karen silver. *As these are excavated items, some soil may be visible. (Roman Glass Size: 1.8cm height, 1cm width) We've clustered cut aquamarine as if it were abundant fruit. The purple amethyst is sandwiched with 18K gold-plated Karen silver. The clear beads are double-terminated Herkimer diamonds. The small, antique-colored bells are components from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan, likely from decorative items, and are also vintage. They do not produce a sound. These earrings evoke the gentle flow of a river and shimmering light. [Customization Available!] Hook-type earrings Screw-back clip-on earrings (includes earring covers!) Size Length: 4.8cm (including the hook) Weight: Approximately 4.7g per earring Materials: Glass, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Herkimer Diamond, Brass, Mixed Metal, Karen Silver