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Italy (Bolsena)
Gold Pendant (Third Pendant of the Etruscan Set)
2727
Crafted during the Orientalizing period, specifically the first half of the 7th century B.C. (circa 700–650 B.C.).
Created as a high-status elite personal ornament and apotropaic amulet, worn by aristocratic Etruscan women as part of ceremonial jewelry assemblages deposited in princely tombs to signal wealth and protect the wearer.
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