File:Front of 4th century CE Roman Lycurgus Cup, British Museum (1958,1202.1).jpg
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English: The most magnificent of all ancient #Roman ‘cage cups’ is the 4th c. CE Lycurgus Cup, made of dichroic glass. In normal light, the glass appears milky green, when backlit, it glows a ruby red. The effect was achieved by adding silver and gold nanoparticles to the glass. |
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