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A Mycenaean gold necklace from Dendra, 15-14th centuries BCE. (National Archaeological Museum, Athens)



Архаический период. Золотое ожерелье Gold necklace from Eretria. 8 century BC. Athens, National Archaeological Museum.



Gold necklace with pendants Period: Classical Date: 5th century B.C.



A SYRIAN BANDED AGATE AND GOLD BEAD NECKLACE CIRCA 5TH CENTURY B.C.



A ROMAN GOLD AND GLASS NECKLACE A ROMAN GOLD AND GLASS NECKLACE CIRCA 2ND-3RD CENTURY A.D.



A ROMAN GOLD AND AGATE NECKLACE CIRCA 3RD CENTURY A.D.



CIRCA 2ND CENTURY A.D.



A ROMAN CARNELIAN RINGSTONE CIRCA 1ST CENTURY A.D.



A Etruscsn gold ring



Side view celtic ring, 4th- 5th century. Gold.



Celtic Neck Ring Gold Made 500-300 BCE



A CELTIC GOLD BRACELET CIRCA LATE 5TH-EARLY 4TH CENTURY B.C.



Scythian gold bracelet. 5th-4th century BC. "Siberian Collection" of Peter I. The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg

The Puabi parure, 2500-2300 BCE. Ur, Tomb of Puabi. Gold, lapis lazuli, carnelian, and various stones. Puabi (Akkadian: "Word of my father") was an important person in the Sumerian city of Ur, during the First Dynasty of Ur (ca. 2600 BCE). / Парюра Пуаби, 2500-2300 лет до н.э. г. Ур, гробница Пуаби. Золото, лазурит, сердолик и различные камни. Пуаби (от аккад. "слово моего отца") была важной особой в шумерском городе Ур во время первой династии Ур (ок. 2600 лет до н.э.



Sumeria: Exploration of the Royal Tombs of Ur. An attendant of Queen Pu-abi. All of the women wore elaborate headdresses and jewelry.



Головной убор Пуаби - королевы Ура. Музей археологии и антропологии Пенсильванского университета



Gold pendant with Mistress of Animals, Greek, Archaic (7th century B.C.).



Goddess Ishtar as "Mistress of Animals" - Gold seal found Turkmenistan, circa 2.000 BC



Wide-necked Jar & Lid Naming Thutmose III — Circa 1479-25 BCE — Egypt, Dynasty 18 — Vitreous substance & gold — The Metropolitan Museum of Art



White Lotus Goblet Inscribed with the Names of King Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti



Goblet Period: New Kingdom Dynasty 18 reign of Thutmose III Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C. Geography: Egypt, Upper Egypt; Thebes, Wadi Gabbanat el-Qurud, Tomb of the 3 Foreign Wives of Thutmose III, Wadi D, Tomb 1 Medium: Egyptian alabaster, gold



A BACTRIAN LAPIS LAZULI BEAD NECKLACE CIRCA LATE 3RD-EARLY 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C.



A BACTRIAN LAPIS LAZULI BEAD NECKLACE CIRCA LATE 3RD-EARLY 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C.



Ancient Egypt, Late Period, 664-535 BC. Beautiful necklace composed of colorful faience disk beads with a gorgeous steatite scarab pendant. Scarab from the New Kingdom (1570-1070 BC)



18-я династия; Thutmosis III, 1490-1436 гг. до н. э.



CARAB SWIVEL RING, EARLY 18TH DYNASTY, 1540-1400 B.C.



Золотой перстень с лошадьми Рамсеса II. Новое царство, 19 династия.

Graeco-Etruscan. Gold finger-ring; pointed oval bezel with design in relief: erotic symplegma of satyr and nymph.



Large fibula with a cameo portrait of Plautilla. Object is dated back to II-III century CE



A ROMAN ONYX CAMEO. CIRCA 2ND CENTURY A.D.



Roman Amethyst Venus Cameo Pendant with Gold Chain, 1st-2nd Century AD



A ROMAN GOLD AND AMETHYST BROOCH CIRCA 3RD-4TH CENTURY A.D



Roman Brooch with cameo portrait of a woman 3rd century CE Adornment; jewelry Gold; shell



Чаша с изображением греческого бога Гелиоса верхом на колеснице. Дата: Первая половина III века до н.э. Археологические раскопки: Пантикапей.



A Rhyton from rock crystal , 1500-1450 BC, Crete. Herakleion Archeological Museum



Neo-Assyrian Amethyst Vase, 8th Century BCE. [530x563]



Rock-crystal ovoid vessel, 4th–3rd century B.C



Amphoriskos (Flask). Culture: Roman Place: Roman Empire Date: ca. 25 B.C. Medium: Rock crystal



PERFUME AMPHORISKOS TRAVELER ISLAMIC FATIMID EGYPT 10/12 TH ROCK CRYSTAL



Rock crystal vase with a cover, containing a piece of gold cloth. Vase was produced sometime during the 1st - 2nd century,



Signet Ring with Tutankhamun's Throne Name New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Tutankhamun, ca. 1336–1327 B.C., Egypt



Signet ring Period: New Kingdom, Amarna Period Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Date: ca. 1353–1323 B.C. Geography: Egypt Medium: Gold



22kt Solid Gold ring with the image of a kneeling Amun, the Egyptian sky God who came to be regarded as a sun God, flat headdress, and the Uraeus cobra symbol. Inscriptions on the sides. Ptolemaic. 305-30 BC




Gold Double Ring with engraved or sunken relief decoration showing part of the Sanctuary of Aphrodite at Old Paphos, and also depicting the goddess Isis. 2nd - 3rd Century AD Roman Imperial



Hellenistic Period Greek gold bracelet, circa 300 B.C.

A Roman gold bracelet Circa 1st-3rd Century A.D.



Hellenistic Gold Oak Wreath, c. 4th-3rd Century BC.



Gold oak wreath with bee and cicadas from Dardanelles Tomb Group 4th century BCE



Fragment of a gold wreath, Greek 320-300 BC. The Metropolitan Museum of Art



Greek Gold Laurel Wreath, from Crete, 4th-3rd Century BC



Gold diadem with roses from Bari, Apulia, National Archaeological Museum, Taranto



Greek, 4th-3rd century BCE, an ear of wheat made of gold.




Gold cup decorated with spirals executed in repousee from Grave 5 of Grave Circle A at Mycenae.



Gold, Octopuses on gold cup found in a tholos tomb, Dendra near Midea, 1400 BC. Archaeology Museum of Athens



Máscaras de oro procedentes de las tumbas IV y V, Micenas.



Gold Death Mask Known from Grave IV, Grave Circle A, Mycenae. 16th Century BC. The mask is made of a thin sheet of beaten gold . 16th century BC. Cat No 253 Athens Archaeological Museum.



Electrum mask. Grave Gamma, Grave Circle B, Mycenae, 1550-1500 BC.



Gold Death Mask from circle A, Mycenaean, Late Bronze Age (1600 - 1100 BC)

Афина Парфенос. Инталия. Красная яшма. I в. до н. э. Работа резчика Аспасия. Рим, Национальный римский музей, Палаццо Массимо в Термах.



Amethyst intaglio with bust of Roman Emperor Aurelian (ruled 270 - 275). Roman, 260 - 280 CE.



1 ad HM Roman Sardonyx cameo of artemis with long hair



Lucius Verus Roman, Imperial period, mid-2nd century A.D.




Amethyst intaglio: Portrait of Emperor Gallienus, c.218-268 CE. Roman.



Cameo, 1st-2nd century AD (amethyst) - Roman



Ancient Roman gold ring with a crab cameo, 1st century A.D.



late Hellenistic blue agate cameo of two hands clasping eachother with the Greek inscription " OMONOIA " meaning concensus and togetherness



A gold, sapphirine scaraboid or impression seal to legalize documents is from around 575 B.C.



Greek, Archaic period, circa 500 B.C. An ancient gold swivel – signet ring with a finely carved rock crystal scarab (Scarabaeus beetle). In ancient jewelry, the scarab was a symbol of protection, vitality and good luck.



Egyptian Crystal Scarab in Gold Ring An ancient Egyptian rock crystal scarab set in a gold swivel ring. New Kingdom - Late Dynastic Period. Ca. 1570-332 BC.



A RARE HELLENISTIC GOLD AND SAPPHIRE RING, ca. 3rd-1st century BC.



Beautiful example of 1st century CE Roman glass

Roman green glass jar with handles. 5th-6th century AD.



Roman Globular Glass Jug | 1st Century AD, 2nd Century AD



Roman Glass Jug with a Circular Spout | 3rd Century AD, 4th Century AD



Roman Aubergine Blown Glass Jug | 1st Century AD



Roman Glass Jug



Roman Glass Amphora



Emerald, pearl, and sapphire earrings, made in the 4th century and found at the Hill of St Louis in Carthage



Ancient Pearl & Gold Earrings of Pompeii



Gold triple-finger ring Period:Late Imperial or Late Antique Date:3rd–4th…



ROMAN GOLD 3 STONE RING 2ND AD



A Roman gold ring, 3rd-4th century A.D.



A ROMAN GOLD AND GLASS INTAGLIO RING CIRCA 2ND-3RD CENTURY A.D

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A blue vase from Pompeii



A Cameo Glass Skyphos with Charioteers



Бутылка с «плетеным» узором. Дутое стекло. Конец I—II в. н. э. Главное управление археологического имущества области Венето



diatreta glass with Greek inscription, 3rd or 4th c., from Braunsfeld



Greek Gold Horse Earrings with Dangles, 5th-3rd Century BC



Gold and amber earrings with head of a black youth, Hellanistic period, Etruscan, circa 200-100 BC



A PAIR OF GREEK GOLD AND GARNET EARRINGS HELLENISTIC PERIOD, CIRCA 4TH-3RD CENTURY B.C.



Earring with the head of Dionysos;gold, with a garnet; Hellenistic, late IV/III century bc”



Greece | Pair of hollow gold (gold leaf) bracelets. Ø 7,8 cm. 64 and 65 grs | ca. 4th century BC.



A ring from the Roman Empire, dated to the 1st - 3rd centuries AD. The head of a mountain goat - the horns are distinctive - but with the addition of a distinct crescent moon each side.

Brooch In the Form of a Chimera Etruscan, 525-500 BC The British Museum



Etruscan amber-and-gold jewelry C.500BC



Etruscan Gold Jewelry: Metropolitan Museum of Art



Etrucan gold necklaces from Camposcola Necropolis, Vulci.



Orecchino d'oro dalla necropoli etrusca di Spina - Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Ferrara



Placchette dalla tomba Aureli 11 di BolognaVII secolo a.C. Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico. Etruscan gold



Kyathos à relief en bucchero. 1ère 1/2 du 6e siècle av J.-C. période étrusque (8e-3e siècle av J.-C.). Paris, musée du Louvre



La Situla della Certosa / Bronze situla from Certosa, Bologna (side with banqueters), Etruscan civilization, circa 500 B.C.



Crimean gold and enamel necklace with rosettes and grain-shaped pendants, dated to 425-400 BCE.



Pair of Earrings with Tortoises | Pakistan, Taxila region (?), 1st-2nd century, earrings - Repoussé and cast gold



Греческий браслет в виде змей. Золото, аметист 3-2 в. до н.э.



A Roman gold ring for an officer. The Leigo VI was established in 58 B.C. and was awarded the honorific title "Claudia Pia Fidelis" under Emperor Claudius, ca. 2nd -3rd century A.D. (Вторая версия... 11 Клавдиев, а не 6 Железный)



Ancient Roman Gold Signet Ring 2nd Century AD



A GREEK GOLD FINGER RING WITH HERAKLES CLASSICAL PERIOD, CIRCA LATE 5TH-EARLY 4TH CENTURY B.C.



Finger Ring Inscribed with the Cartouches of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, Joint reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, circa 1473-1458 BC, green jasper and gold



AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE SCARAB



Scarab ring, emblem of Hathor. New Kingdom (ca. 1550-1069 BC).



Scarab Finger Ring Period: New Kingdom Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Reign: reign of Thutmose III Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C.



Gold Ring with Scarab from Old Egypt



A LATE ROMAN GOLD AND GLASS RING CIRCA 4TH CENTURY A.D.

A Seljuk niello and gold Ring
Persia, 12th/ 13th Century
Bonhams gallery
the rectangular bezel with a blank quatrefoil cartouche, the spandrels in niello with arabesque designs, the shank and band with applied floral interlace and further details in niello
2.2 cm. high
Sold for £ 1,750 inc. premium



IRAN
Wonderful parthian Peacock Ring
1st-2nd century
Diameter: 1.80 x 2.30 x 1.00 cm
Medium: gold and chalcedony
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Made of gold inset with chalcedony, a type of quartz, this simple yet elegant signet ring has timeless appeal. A skilled artisan carved a peacock into the oval stone creating an emblem that would have had personal meaning for the owner.



Earring
Near Eastern, Iranian, Persian
Achaemenid
525–330 B.C.
Dimensions: Diameter: 5.1 cm (2 in.)
Medium or Technique: Gold with inlays of turquoise, carnelian, and lapis lazuli
mfa museum



RAN Ancient Sasanian gold finger ring with a lapis lazuli intaglio depicting a falcon attacking a duck. 6th century AD. privategallery



IRAN
Golden cup from the Iran 1000_1200BC( Marlik, a site southwest of the Caspian Sea in northern Iran)tomb26
18cm
This stunning goblet, notable for the high quality of its craftsmanship, presents an outstanding synthesis of Iranian and Mesopotamian elements.



IRAN
Drinking Cup, 1st century B.C., Parthian. Gilt silver, inlaid glass and semiprecious stones
Gilded and inlaid with gems and glass, this silver cup demonstrates how artistic styles intermingled in the ancient Near East in the first century B.C. The cup's floral decoration comes from Hellenistic Greek models, but the execution of the decoration is not Greek. The closest parallels for the workmanship are found in Bactria. ⠀
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Bactria, today in modern Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, was part of the Persian Empire until Alexander the Great conquered it. This complicated political history left its legacy in the art. Bactria was a prosperous and wealthy area, and its silversmiths incorporated both Greek and Near Eastern elements in their work. .
Geety museum(Los Angeles)



IRAN
Shapur II Hunting Sassanian Silver Plate
Date: ca. 5th century A.D.
Medium: Silver, mercury gilding
Lacma collection (Los Angeles Museum of Art)



IRAN (Medes) silver vessel
Materials Silver
Iran_Kalma_karah #cave Lurestan
8th-7th BCE



from Eastern Iran, made between the 11th & 12th century(seljuk)
bracelets gold, shanked from gold sheet with soldered cats on it. 5.89 cm high and 6.15 cm wide, this is also inset with spinels. The bracelets are in the Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyya Museum kuwait



This ring is from Eastern Iran, made between the 11th & 12th century. It is 2.19cm wide and 2.3cm tall. The ring is made from gold, set with turquoise and niello. It is in the Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyya Museum kuwite

Ring romе Gold



Medieval German Gold ring, the beaded hoop terminating at globules at the shoulders, supporting the round flat bezel with beaded border enclosing a cloisonné pattern of three trefoils on a dark blue ground. German, 9-11th centuries A.D.



Byzantine Gold Cross Pendant, 12th-14th Century AD



Gold Colchis (Vani archaeological discoveries)



fibula silver with golden covers



Antique Intaglio Jewelry | carnelian intaglio from the 1st century BC



Golden bird on display in the Gold Museum, Bogotá, Colombia



Graeco-Etruscan. Gold finger-ring; pointed oval bezel with design in relief: erotic symplegma of satyr and nymph.



Large antique bronze cross from byzantine period, with gold and 5 rubies and fixed on a chain made of gold and oxydised silver with rubies.



Unusual gold necklaces from Alleberg, Färjestaden and Möne
The Swedish History Museum contains three unique exhibits. These are gold necklaces discovered at different times and places, but it can be said with confidence that they belong to the same epoch.
The first ornament was found in 1827 at the foot of Mt. Alleberg in West Sweden. The item dates back to the 5th century AD and is the work of a Scandinavian craftsman who made it from melted-down Roman coins. The necklace consists of three rings, weighing 620 grams, with 105 reptile figures and human masks twined into it. A copy of this collar is stored in Falbygdens Museum, located in Falkoping.
The second necklace was discovered in 1860 on the Swedish island of Öland, in Färjestaden. This relic is more massive, consists of five rings, weighs 707 grams, and is decorated with 74 figures.
The third collar was found in 1864 in Möne, Västergötland. It’s an item consisting of seven rings, with 458 figures, weighing 823 grams.



ROMAN GOLD RING WITH DOG INTAGLIO 1st-2nd century AD



Gold, Granata Mtskheta. Principality # 905 tomb Museum: Museum Foundation: Archaeology Period: AD. Sec. II-III centuries



Ring with Ancient Roman Amethyst Intaglio, Emma Quist.



Greek Gold and Amethyst Ring, 1st Century BC Ring with 3 gazelles on the hoop holding an oval mounting with a carved amethyst depicting a female draped bust with stephané and cornucopia and corn ear.



Ancient Roman Garnet Intaglio Gold Ring



EARLY ROMAN IMPERIAL GOLD FINGER RING WITH AN EMERALD INTAGLIO OF AGRIPPINA MAJOR.



Gold bracelet from the Tomb of Shoshenq II (r. 887-885 B.C.) mounted with a lapis lazuli scarab,from Tanis.3rd Intermediate,22nd Dynasty



Gold and Garnet Serpent Ring, Roman.



Roman Gold Ring dated back to 1-100 CE. Featuring snakes and Herakles Knot.



Golden Brooch in the form of a falcon.



The oldest spangenhelm of the Baldenheim type found in 1901 in an Alamanna tomb in Gültlingen, 35 kilometers from Stuttgart

IRAN....Gold cup,achaemenid period 4th-3rd centuries BC
Size:16.1cm Siberian collection of Peter_I



This ornament, perhaps a strap end or costume decoration, is shaped like a heart on its side, the two lobes at left and a vertical projection at the narrow end on the right. Jupiter rides on the back of an eagle with outstretched wings, a thunderbolt in its claws. The figures are in low and high... Dimensions:
Height x width: 4.6 x 4.4 cm (1 13/16 x 1 3/4 in.) Near Eastern#persia, 1st century B.C. or 1st century A.D



Figurine of a Deer Gold; technique of lost wax. H. 4.5 cm 5th - 4th century BC #achaemnied Siberian collection of Peter_I, Eastern Iran



Iran....seal of king Shahpur II sasanid empire(4_6 AD) . ..Seals were often used in wars to write confidential letters.



Lion Hunting Cup 1100-1000 BC Northwestern Iran, Amlash, 12th-11th century BC Silver, Overall: 14 x 9.3 cm (5 1/2 x 3 11/16 in.) DESCRIPTION
The nomadic gold- and silversmiths of Marlik and Amlash were the first masters of precious metalwork in Iran. Their successors were the bronze workers of Luristan and the silversmiths of the Achaemenian and Sasanian empires.



Amphora with horizontal grooves and handles in the shape of ibex. Silver. Hamadan, Iran. Amphora with horizontal grooves and handles in the shape of ibex. Silver. Hamadan, Iran.
(Achaemenid art 5_4BC)



Dish: King Hormizd II or Hormizd III Hunting Lions
Iran, Sasanian, 5th-6th Century
Silver gilt. Overall: 4.6 x 20.8 cm (1 13/16 x 8 3/16 in.) DESCRIPTION Cleveland museum of art
Lion hunting was a traditional royal sport in many Near Eastern cultures; in art it was sometimes symbolic of a historic conquest. Here, details of the king's and the horse's equipment are in the style of the 5th-century Hormizd III. The crown, however, resembles that of Hormizd II (AD 303-309), so this plate may be commemorative.



IRAN....Golden Plaque Ziwiyeh, Saqqez, Kurdistan (Iron Age III 8th - 7 BC)
mannaeans civilization
National Museum of Iran, Tehran



Silver and gold phiale with Persian king/hero
DATELate sixth or early fifth century BC, Late Lydian (Persian)
Mihomuseum.
The shallow bowl has an offset rim, and an extremely shallow omphalos with a centering mark on the underside. The bowl itself is silver, the gold decoration was made separately and applied. The ten tear-shaped lobes are hollow, slotted into grooves on the wall of the vessel, the lip around the outer edge of the groove folded and hammered down over a flange around the lobe (the same method is used for Özgen and Öztürk 1996, nos. 34, 36 and 37). Alternating with the lobes are ten plaques of a Persian male figure shown walking left, with one foot on each of a pair of addorsed eagle heads which surmount a ring. The figure is bearded and wears a crown. He holds before him with both hands a long spear, and he carries on his back a bow and quiver. The stance and attributes are commonly seen on Persian seals. Whether such figures are to be identified as the Persian king or a hero is a question which has yet to be resolved. .Height 0.036 m, diameter at rim 0.153 m, diameter of body 0.13 m, weight 245.9 g.



Helmet with divine figures beneath a bird with outstretched wings
Period: Middle Elamite
Date: ca. 1500–1100 B.C.
Geography: Southwestern Iran
Culture: Elamite
Medium: Bronze, gold foil over bitumen
Dimensions: H. 16.5 cm, W. 22.1 cm
Classification: Metalwork
Meropolitan museum



VERY SILVER ACHEMENIDE CISTA
Material and technique: embossed and chiselled silver foil
Cylindrical container with a newly everted rim, smooth; below the figurative register is limited at the top by a guilloche between two false-string motifs and at the bottom still by a guilloche with a single string. The main decoration presents three pairs of winged, facing bulls whose heads merge, every two, into a single head which thus constitutes one of the sockets of the vase. Each of the three heads is made in the round, jutting out, internally empty as can be verified from inside the situla. Among the pairs of bulls a sacred tree of remarkable plasticity with a high trunk from which elongate triangular leaves, marked by ribs; at the top other leaves widen into a fan-shaped element. Particularly accurate is the engraving of the details in the figures of the bulls, with deeply marked muscle bands almost like a "wave" and the plumage of the wings, with three orders, curved at the top, opposed to the curly mane. The slightly convex bottom is decorated with a radial pod from a central circle that takes on the appearance of a large thirty-two-petal rosette
Production: Achaemenid, Northern Iran
State of preservation: intact, except for small unsoldered areas
Dimensions: alt. 10.5 cm, diam. cm 17.2; g 696
Dating: X-VIII century B.C
ESTIMATE € 60,000 / 70,000

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