A pair of Parthian Gold & Carnelian Earrings, ca. 200 BCE - 200 CE Amulets - Power the bearded warrior is fully

the bearded warrior is fully armed - wearing a large crested helmet

For a related example in the Michael C

wrapped around a central shaman’s horn

acclimated for Roman use

headrest amulets are found only in royal burials

A pair of Parthian Gold & Carnelian Earrings, ca. 200 BCE - 200 CE Amulets - Power the bearded warrior is fullyConsidered a luxury art, most ancient Parthian jewelry was made from precious metals such as gold and silver, and semi precious stones were often inlaid into the jewelry, as seen here. Additionally, Greek motifs, such as grape clusters or kraters, often found their way into Parthian art. This example features a gold shield decorated with a central inlaid carnelian surrounded by a twisted wire outline and a circle of granules, attached to a large cone