Replica of a Phoenician pendant obtained with etruscan granulation technique using 18 kt gold. The chain is made “Maglia Romana”.

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cod. Pen.0087G

The Etruscan granulation technique consists in joining small beads made from a thin lamina following a specific design or a predetermined pattern.
The technique dates back in time, with jewels showing this peculiar handcraft dated second millennium BC. In Etruria this technique reached its apex, where some of the the most beautiful jewels of ancient history had been created. Etruscan became able to create objects with granules so thin that we can almost define dust, with a diameter of 0.01 cm.

Bracelets “Maglia Romana” in 925 sterling silver, with inserts in 18 kt. gold, made with Etruscan granulation technique; precious stones, rubies or sapphire.

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Cod. Br.03398

The Etruscan granulation technique consists in joining small beads made from a thin lamina following a specific design or a predetermined pattern.
The technique dates back in time, with jewels showing this peculiar handcraft dated second millennium BC. In Etruria this technique reached its apex, where some of the the most beautiful jewels of ancient history had been created. Etruscan became able to create objects with granules so thin that we can almost define dust, with a diameter of 0.01 cm.

Detail of a jewel created with the Etruscan granulation technique.

The Etruscan granulation technique consists in joining small beads made from a thin lamina following a specific design or a predetermined pattern.
The technique dates back in time, with jewels showing this peculiar handcraft dated second millennium BC. In Etruria this technique reached its apex, where some of the the most beautiful jewels of ancient history had been created. Etruscan became able to create objects with granules so thin that we can almost define dust, with a diameter of 0.01 cm.

“Cnosso” Ring is a jewelry in 18 kt yellow gold and 22 kt white gold. with a rubin. It’s made with the ancient Etruscan Granulation technique.

The Etruscan granulation technique consists in joining small beads made from a thin lamina following a specific design or a predetermined pattern.
The technique dates back in time, with jewels showing this peculiar handcraft dated second millennium BC. In Etruria this technique reached its apex, where some of the the most beautiful jewels of ancient history had been created. Etruscan became able able to create objects with granules so thin that we can almost define dust, with a diameter of 0.01 cm.