Sarmatian triangular earrings – an overview

Gold earrings with glass inlay and figurine, found in a woman’s grave at the necropolis of Ust-Alma; 2nd century

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Cemetery of Nyzats, Crimea, 4th century [read more]

[read more] 1st century, Tauric Chersonesos

Ukraine, 2nd-4th century [read more]

Gold triangular earring with amethyst and glass paste inlays, found in Adamclisi, Romania, 2nd century [read more]

2nd/3rd century [read more]

Earrings with pendants (figurine depicting Attis, gold, glass),
presumably the 1st century CE
Rostov Regional Museum of Local Lore

Earrings and ring with pendants and inserts (gold, garnet, paste),
presumably the first centuries CE
Rostov Regional Museum of Local Lore

Gold and glass, 1st-2nd century
Anapa, Krasnodar Region

Late 3rd – 4th century
Kerch, Crimea, Ukraine
“Gold earring pendant of triangular sheet: 2 tear-shaped collared garnet below 1 green glass cabochons; heavily enriched with twisted and beaded wire and triangles of granulation across base; three hollow, U-shaped pendants on chains at base.”

Gold woven chain triangular earrings with pendants and garnet insets. Jewelry of the Black Sea nomads (Sarmatian?), 4th Century AD – 5th Century AD. Found in 1904 AD, in Kerc, the ancient Pantikapeion. Roman-Germanic Museum (Römisch-Germanisches Museum), Köln, Germany.