"For the sorceress " lampwork beads and earrings

This spring, the Jorvik visitor Center in York, England, displayed a necklace "created by powerful Vikings millennia ago that may have belonged to a mysterious pagan sorceress". It was discovered among the archaeological digs at Peel castle more than three decades ago. Located on the Isle of man of Saint Patrick in the Irish sea, Peel castle was built by Vikings in the 11th century ad, but the necklace is older.
I had no task to repeat the decoration, I wanted to capture the spirit, the essence of this low. Like the unknown sorceress, I added a couple of pieces of red coral, some honey carnelian, snow quartz, and Jasper to the glass beads. The copper lock is an analog of the most ancient of clasps, not counting the fish-bone hook-a loop and a stick.
Price without earrings 3500.