Etruscan Jewelry
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via-appia: Set of jewelry, found together in a tomb Etruscan, early 5th century B.C.
via-appia: Set of jewelry, found together in a tomb Etruscan, early 5th century B.C.
Etruscan amulet made of gold and featuring a shark’s tooth, c. 5th century BCE. From the colle
Etruscan amulet made of gold and featuring a shark’s tooth, c. 5th century BCE. From the colle
beautyandcuriosity: Ancient Etruscan Gold Wreath and Ring circa 4th Century BC
beautyandcuriosity: Ancient Etruscan Gold Wreath and Ring circa 4th Century BC
Etruscan gold ring, c. 525-330 BCE. From the collection of Thorvaldsens Museum.
Etruscan gold ring, c. 525-330 BCE. From the collection of Thorvaldsens Museum.
Gold Etruscan ring featuring incised griffin image c. 6th century BCE. From the collection of Thorva
Gold Etruscan ring featuring incised griffin image c. 6th century BCE. From the collection of Thorva
Etruscan amulet made of gold and featuring a shark’s tooth, c. 5th century BCE. From the colle
Etruscan amulet made of gold and featuring a shark’s tooth, c. 5th century BCE. From the colle
Etruscan gold amulet featuring a flint arrowhead, c. 5th century BCE. From the collection of Thorval
Etruscan gold amulet featuring a flint arrowhead, c. 5th century BCE. From the collection of Thorval
gemma-antiqua: Two Etruscan amulets, both dated to the 5th century BCE. The left is of an arrowhead
gemma-antiqua: Two Etruscan amulets, both dated to the 5th century BCE. The left is of an arrowhead
met-greekroman-art:Gold fibula (safety pin) with sphinx, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek and Roman
met-greekroman-art:Gold fibula (safety pin) with sphinx, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek and Roman
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