Early Etruscan necklaces are comparatively rare, as their beads were often made of fragile or corrodible materials such as amber, glass, and silver.

Lenticular pendants with a cylindrical suspension eye are generally called

In addition their ornamental quality, most rings in antiquity were used for the practical purpose of making impressions upon yielding material. 

In addition their ornamental quality, most rings in antiquity were used for the practical purpose of making impressions upon yielding material. 

In addition their ornamental quality, most rings in antiquity were used for the practical purpose of making impressions upon yielding material.

Stamped into a thin gold plaque is the frontal image of an Etruscan goddess with a human head, open wings, and a bird's tail spread out like a palmette.

Only a limited number of Etruscan wreaths have survived, although, as in Greece, they played an important role in everyday life.