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Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A delicate solid gold ribbon bracelet (gold is 96% pure, equivalent to 22K+) with relief snake heads at the terminals. The thin ribbon of gold has a concave interior and would have sat lightly on a small wrist, catching the light in the sun or light of an oil lamp. Size: 2.1" W (5.3 cm); gold is 96% pure, equivalent to 22K+; total weight: 6.2 grams

Exhibited in "Dressed to Kill in Love and War: Splendor in the Ancient World", February 1 - March 31, 2019, Academy Art Museum, Maryland, USA, published in the exhibition guide by Sarah E. Cox and Anke Van Wagenberg, fig. 40.

Provenance: private East Coast, USA collection; Exhibited in "Dressed to Kill in Love and War: Splendor in the Ancient World", February 1 - March 31, 2019, Academy Art Museum, Maryland, USA, published in the exhibition guide by Sarah E. Cox and Anke Van Wagenberg, fig. 40; ex-Madame Frances Artuner collection, Belgium, acquired in the 1960s

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  • Condition: Very slight bending to form. Has been polished to a high sheen.

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