Treasure necklace

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Sold at auction 24kt and 18kt Gold Gem-set Necklace, Miye Matsukata, Janiye for sale in auction. Auction Number 2610B, Lot Number 263. Bid on similar items for sale at auction

Robin Atkins, bead artist and author of One Bead at a Time and Beaded Embellishment, internationally known beadwork teacher and lecturer. Photographic gallery of Robin's beadwork and beaded jewelry. Includes information about her beading techniques and the inspirations for each piece.

New With Tag Zara S/S 2024 Collection Pack Of Three Different Length Metal Necklaces With Charms In Different Shapes, Materials, And Sizes. Lobster Clasp Closure. Golden | 1856/070 Outer Shell 88% Zinc 8% Steel 3% Acrylic 1% Glass Which Has At Least: Outer Shell 88% Rcs Certified Recycled Zinc Clothing Care Guide: Do Not Wash Do Not Use Bleach / Whitener Do Notiron Do Not Dry Clean Do Not Tumble Dry

A set of two (2) Norse style shoulder brooches (also sometimes called "turtle brooches") created from round silver plated disks with brocade style design stamped on their face, small bails at their bottom edge, and are then completed with safety pin backs. Size: 39mm (1.5 inch) x 35mm (1.4 inch) These handmade viking brooches are ideal for women's historical reenactment attire of the Viking era. They are used to attach strands of cascade treasure necklaces to an outfit's apron for a graceful…

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A NECKLACE OF TWELVE ROMAN RINGSTONES CIRCA 1ST CENTURY B.C.-2ND CENTURY A.D. Mounted together in a Victorian gold setting. [Cross posted from Ancient Jewelry]

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Elaborate diadems or necklaces featuring centerpieces of inlaid stones, pendants, and beaded chains go back to 3rd- and 2nd-century Greek jewelry. This necklace was found on the neck of the deceased; as the symbol of the soul, the butterfly was an appropriate motif for a burial gift. Photographed at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Maryland.