Bracelet (parure)

Discovered in a burial tomb, it was generally the attribute of a woman. The deceased wore a glass bracelet on his left forearm that was found intact. The fragmentary nature of the skeleton made it impossible to distinguish the sex of the individual with any certainty. The bracelet was not soldered, as was always the case at that time, and was made by stretching a glassy mass. A decoration forming a notched relief develops on the external circumference. In Lorraine, bracelets belonging to the same family have been found in Liverdun, Villey-Saint-Etienne and Woippy.