The discs were mounted in 18‑karat gold and diamonds and turned into earrings by jeweler Glenn Spiro for his Materials of the Old World collection.
Popular American actress, Zendaya faced criticism after she wore a pair of 3,000-year-old Iranian gold discs at a London photocall for Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey, CNN reports.
The discs were mounted in 18‑karat gold and diamonds and turned into earrings by jeweler Glenn Spiro for his Materials of the Old World collection.
Barron London later said the pieces are part of its private collection and not for sale, with many insisting that these objects should never have been on the red carpet in the first place.
According to MSN, Spiro, who collects historical objects, described his work as making ancient items feel modern and wearable.
