Two types of silvered Roman glass and Benin's Tubutsubu brass asymmetric earrings

An asymmetric pierced earrings made by connecting two types of Roman glass and Benin brass beads. I used square type and sazare type Roman glass. Roman glass is a glass from the Roman Empire (27 BC-395 BC). This is a piece of debris that was a vessel, etc., with a hole. Silvering can be seen in some of the square type and the sazare type. Silvering is when it is buried in the ground for many years, and the components of glass and soil undergo a chemical change to create such a glittering shine. Not all glasses that have been buried for a long time will be silvered. This phenomenon appears only when a number of conditions are met. The glass itself is green or blue. You can see small scrapes and old scratches. (Size of square type Roman glass: length 1.1 cm, width 1.1 cm) Tubutsubu beads are brass beads made by the Benin tribe in Africa. It's very finely crafted! A little patina is floating and it's cool! Ancient glass earrings with a decadent beauty. Five You can change it! ] Hook type earrings Screw Clip-On(with Clip-On cover!) Length: Approximately 4.9 cm (including pierced earrings) Weight: Approximately 2.2g on one side (approx. 4.5g on both sides) Material: Glass, Brass, Karen Silver