An Ancient 'Evil Eye' Glass Bead, Byzantine Period, c. 330-1453 CE

This glass bead with its protruding 'evil eye' designs is a distinctive artifact from the Byzantine Period, echoing a widespread belief in the power of amulets to protect against malevolent gazes. The

This glass bead with its protruding 'evil eye' designs is a distinctive artifact from the Byzantine Period, echoing a widespread belief in the power of amulets to protect against malevolent gazes. The

This glass bead with its protruding 'evil eye' designs is a distinctive artifact from the Byzantine Period, echoing a widespread belief in the power of amulets to protect against malevolent gazes. The

This exquisite Roman-Byzantine glass bead exemplifies the period's glasswork mastery, featuring the classic 'evil eye' motif intended to ward off malevolent gazes. The swirling patterns and intense co

This pair of eye beads, made from celadon, warming peach, and caramelized wound glass. Dating back to the Byzantine-Islamic period (c. 600-900 AD), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and vibra

Category: Beads and Jewelry Components These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques ove

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Islamic Period, ca. 9th to 13th century CE. A necklace of wearable form constructed with dozens of petite, polished sapphire beads along 2 strands. The

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Byzantine Empire, Early Medieval Period, ca. 6th to 9th century CE. A set of copper-plated silver jewelry - including a pair of earrings as well as a r

These two ancient Islamic glass beads, adorned with eye motifs, are exemplary of the sophisticated glass-making techniques from the 8th to 10th centuries CE. The design, featuring concentric circles i

These two ancient Islamic glass beads, adorned with eye motifs, are exemplary of the sophisticated glass-making techniques from the 8th to 10th centuries CE. The design, featuring concentric circles i

ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS BABY FEEDER: Circa 63 B.C.E. - 330 C.E. Roman Period Glass Infant feeder. Colorful Iridescent finish. Resting in a wire stand with a black wood base. Overall Approx. 4.5'' h x 3.75

This Islamic period glass bead showcases classic striped patterns in muted earth tones, achieved through the sophisticated use of glass layering techniques. Beads like this were often used as trade it

This exquisite collection of beads, made from warming peach, olive, and tan wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 500-1453 AD), it exemplifies the intricate cra

This collection of beads, made from caviar, warming peach, and celadon wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Late Byzantine period (c. 900-1453), it exemplifies the exquisite crafts

This exquisite stratified eye glass bead is a captivating specimen of Roman glasswork, hailing from a period straddling the 1st century BCE and 1st century CE. With a diameter of 1.5 cm, the bead disp

Near East / Eastern Mediterranean, Roman-Phoenician to Byzantine Period, ca. 3rd century BCE to 3rd century CE. Ancient glass and stone beads strung on modern gold-plated silver band, ear hooks, chain

This glass bead with its concentric circular patterns, commonly known as an 'eye bead', is a distinctive artifact from the Roman period, likely dating from the 1st century BCE to the 1st century CE. S

This glass bead from Egypt's Late Period is a fascinating artifact, showcasing a miniature face rendered in muted colors. The bead, situated close to the Roman Empire's advent, is indicative of the cu