Jewelry of food. Orvieto and Todi city to save. Orvieto stone jewels

361-15\nNecklace; cotton, glass; l. (doubled over) 28 cm.; ca. 1880.\nThis necklace features a variety of seed and trade beads, many of irregular shape. Necklaces were a common fas...

Necklace composed of nineteen bollagras of various sizes with varied decorations based on circles of thread and spheres. They alternate with five filigree balls and eight alconcile...

Jewish brides in Herat wore gold jewelry in the Persian Qajar style, with painted enamel and precious stone inlay. This distinguished them from their Muslim counterparts, who wore ...

Slightly oval sheet, with a frame composed of a zig-zag ribbon, cordondillo and eight cast iron fleurons, the upper one perforated to serve as a handle. Part of the frame and one o...

They are two solid, circular plaques with engraved decoration; on one side, Virgin crowned and nimbus, holding in her right arm the naked Child, and with glory. Also on a backgroun...

This ornament was worn by the Tekke-Turkmen on their backs and attached to their hair. The decoration consists of eight coralins in various sizes, of which seven are cabochons, and...