Italian jewelry boasts a rich history, starting with the Etruscans around 700 BC, and continuing through the Roman era and beyond, with influences from the Egyptians, Greeks, and various Italian cultures. Key techniques like granulation and filigree, perfected by the Etruscans, remain admired today. Gold has been a dominant metal throughout, initially signifying wealth and power, and later used in ornate rosaries and by Renaissance artists. Today, Italian jewelry is renowned for its craftsmanship, quality, and design, with brands like Bulgari and Garavelli Aldo carrying on this legacy.
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Italian Murano Glass Heart Drop Earrings in 18kt Gold Over Sterling
