Phoenician jewellery on the Island of Sardinia

Gold and glass paste are materials used by Phoenicians to achieve these amazing necklaces.

These jewellery were discovered in two different archaeological sites on the Island of Sardinia (4th century B.C.). 
The gold necklace (with fine use of granulation) was found in a rich tomb inside the Necropoli di Monte Luna - Senorbì, the other glass necklace was found inside the Necropoli Funtana Noa - Olbia. 

Do you like them? If you wish to see them, they are preserved at the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari.