The earring measures 17.8 mm in length. The chain measures about 18 mm in length.

One is missing it's loop, but they're a great set with a rich history.

Measures 17" in length. A wonderfully wearable necklace. The beads have been re-strung on modern, nylon-coated stainless steel flexwire for safety and protection.

The clasp is hallmarked Sterling Silver.

The sherds are all about 1.5" in length. A nice group for the student, and affordable, too!

These fragments are not confirmed to be from the same amphora, and it's unlikely, as the handle has many calcretions and other sea growths (ie. coral) present. The toe has calcretions, but no evidence of being submerged in the sea.

The piece measures 12 mm in length.

Dates to circa 200 AD. Found in England.

The ring is intact with an excellent, even, brown-green patina classic of Roman bronze objects. Very desirable and wearable example.

Condition: Totally intact and solid with no restoration or repair whatsoever. Nice wear.

Dates to between 200 BC and 200 AD.

Ring measures 18 mm inside diameter. This translates to a UK size P 1/2, European size 57, US size 8.

The insignia is engraved with numerous opposing chevron designs.

The ring is intact with an excellent, rich brown patina classic of Roman bronze objects. Very desirable and wearable example.

Condition: Totally intact and stable with no restoration or repair whatsoever. Nice wear.

Dates to between 200 BC and 200 AD.

Ring measures 17.67 mm inside diameter. This translates to a UK size O 1/2, European size 67, US size 7 1/2.