An ancient round shaped Judaica amulet, Late Roman or Early Byzantine, circa 300 to 500 AD. It has a flat bottom, embossed periphery and a solid loop for hanging, made of dark blue glass in the form of a seven branched, menorah, on the front side of which there is a recess. The menorah was historically used by Moses in the sanctuary he founded in the desert and later in the famous Jerusalem Temple. It was believed that the menorah, which was worn as an amulet, protects its owner and brings good luck. Ancient Roman Jewelry, Judaica Archaeological Pieces And Glass Artifacts.