An Etched Carnelian Bead, Ancient Indus Valley, c. 2600-1900 BCE

Behold this ancient etched carnelian bead, a diminutive but significant artifact, sized at 1.5 x 0.4 cm. This bead hails from the sophisticated urban culture of the Indus Valley civilization, where su

These antique beads, hailing from the Indus Valley Civilization, are crafted from carnelian, known for its vibrant red-orange hue. The assortment illustrates the sophisticated bead-making techniques t

Category: Beads and Jewelry ComponentsThese four carnelian beads from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization showcase the advanced lapidary techniques of one of the world’s earliest urban cultures. T

This collection of antique etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from Kushan Era. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu C

This collection of antique etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from Kushan Era. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu C

This collection of antique etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from Kushan Era. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu C

This collection of antique etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from Kushan Era. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu C

This collection of ancient etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from Kushan Era. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu C

This ancient bead, crafted from richly hued carnelian, exemplifies the sophisticated bead-making techniques of the Indus Valley Civilization. Its elongated cylindrical shape and weathered surface bear

This significant carnelian bead from the Indus Valley civilization, dating back to 2500-1500 BCE, is notable for its impressive size and striking coloration. Measuring 3 cm in length and 1.8 cm in dia

Dimension: 13.7x6.9mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare With its rich ties to the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, and the evident intricate etching on the carnelian material, this bead represents an era wh

This charming ancient carnelian bead from the Indus Valley civilization showcases a deep red hue with striking white calcified inclusions, characteristic of carnelian beads of this era. Measuring 1 cm

Dimension: 12mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare With its rich ties to the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, and the evident intricate etching on the carnelian material, this bead represents an era where tr

Dimension: 16.9x6.6mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare With its rich ties to the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, and the evident intricate etching on the carnelian material, this bead represents an era wh

Dimension: 9.5x7.7mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare With its rich ties to the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, and the evident intricate etching on the carnelian material, this bead represents an era whe

Category: Beads and Jewelry ComponentsThese five Harappan carnelian beads from the Indus Valley Civilization illustrate the advanced stone working techniques of one of the world’s earliest urban cul

Dimension: 13x5mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Given its association with the ancient Harappan civilization and the condition it has been preserved in. Estimate: $230-$430 Introduction: This spec

Dimension: 10.9x8.5mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Originating from the Indus Valley Civilization, a cradle of ancient human society, this bead exemplifies the early techniques in jewelry making and ston

2nd millennium BC or later. A restrung necklace of graduated etched carnelian oval beads with similar tubular spacer beads. 62 grams, 46cm (18"). Property of a West London gentleman; his collection fo

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of three tubular and one spherical carnelian beads, each with etched geometric ornament. 13.8 grams total, 12-30mm (1/4 - 1 1/4"). Property of a London collector,

2nd millennium BC. A restrung group of tabular, spherical and other stone beads, including carnelian beads etched with motifs of cattle, stylised flowers and other symbols. 8.11 grams, 90mm (3 1/2").

Dimension: 29x9.3mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare This bead, hailing from the Indus Valley Civilization, is a testament to the advanced techniques and artistry of the time. Its polished surface and rich c

Category: Stamp Seals This terracotta stamp seal from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, renowned for its sophisticated urban planning and arts, features a meticulously carved animal motif, possib

Dimension: 14x8mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare This bead, hailing from the Indus Valley Civilization, is a testament to the advanced techniques and artistry of the time. Its polished surface and rich col