Röman Earrings

Small roman lion earrings after a find from a roman fortress at the lower Danube.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Crescent Earrings with small Amor figures. Size 55x 28mm. The earrings are copys of original finds that have been sold by an art auction house.

Roman earrings with garnet stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

Roman earrings with lapis lazuli stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

Roman earrings with garnet stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

Roman earrings with Lapis Lazuli stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

Roman earrings with garnet stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

Roman earrings with Lapis Lazuli stones. Earrings of this style became popular during the 2nd century, many originals are on display in museum collections like Stuttgart or Frankfurt / Germany.

This type of earrings was popular during the 2nd and 3rd century. The upper part is called Tutulus, the name derives from a circular ancient head dress.

This type of earrings was popular during the 2nd and 3rd century. The upper part is called Tutulus, the name derives from a circular ancient head dress.