necklaces, necklaces, jewellery

The Jönköping Post, 4 October 1988 An article written by Anna Maria Claesson, Jönköping County Museum. "Jewellery from the time of emergency Europe after the Napoleonic Wars of 1...

The Jönköping Post, 4 October 1988 An article written by Anna Maria Claesson, Jönköping County Museum. "Jewellery from the time of emergency Europe after the Napoleonic Wars of 1...

The Jönköping Post, 4 October 1988 An article written by Anna Maria Claesson, Jönköping County Museum. "Jewellery from the time of emergency Europe after the Napoleonic Wars of 1...

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...

A tin box of beads and necklaces, consisting of: 1 necklace of green beads, 1 pearl necklace, 1 necklace of red beads, 1 necklace of larger red beads, 1 necklace of brown wooden be...

This ring-shaped pendant of cut agate was used by Tuareg women as a hair ornament and as a pendant for a necklace. Necklaces could have one or more pendants. Jewellery made of agat...

Gold hairpiece. This piece is a typical south-Indian (Tamil Nadu) temple ornament. The piece was worn and sold back to the jeweller. It is customary in India to sell gold jewelry i...

The whole collection is largely bought in Adana and Aintab in northern Syria, some in Konia (new silver jewellery). Objects also from Urfa (Mesopotamia) and Smyrna. The small Asian...