Roman-Period Geometric Enamel Pendant, Lost-Wax Cast Metal Necklace

Handmade pendant based on Roman-era geometric enamel designs.

Hand-cast metal pendant inspired by Roman-period geometric ornaments dated to the 1st–3rd centuries AD. Finished with deep blue hot enamel and individually hand-finished. Designed as a compact, wearable everyday ornament.

Key Features / Specs

• Material: Cast metal with hot enamel inlay
• Finish: Polished metal with deep blue enamel
• Size: Approx. 4.2 × 3.2 cm (1.65 × 1.38 in)
• Technique: Lost-wax casting, hot enamel application, hand-finished
• Variation: Small differences in surface and enamel due to handmade process

Shipping & Production

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Dispatched from: Canada
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About the Design

The pendant is based on geometric enamelled ornaments from the Roman period, particularly common between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD. During this time, hot enamel was widely used in personal metal objects across the Roman world and its border regions, valued for its durability and strong colour contrast.
Geometric pendants of this type were worn as everyday jewellery rather than ceremonial items, combining simple structure with decorative enamel surfaces. The design here follows those proportions and principles without reproducing a specific archaeological artefact.