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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 3164277, member: 2844"]I decided this was my favourite, a very rare necklace from a very small island in the Wadden Sea.</p><p>The Wadden Sea is a special strip of sea which stretches from the north of the Netherlands to southwestern Denmark.</p><p>The Wadden Sea islands were important (and filthy rich) during the era of the Medieval Hansa League, a Northern European trade league. Now they are charming historic spots in an important marine wildlife park.</p><p><br /></p><p>The necklace is silver filigree, made on Amrum, a German island near the Danish border. Current population ca 2000.</p><p>It is 19th century, but it reflects the skills handed down from the time of the Hansa. Every half sphere is covered with tiny granules.</p><p><br /></p><p>Seller's pic, I have yet to take my own:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]295326[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>The Dutch seller had no idea what it was. She thought it too flimsy to go with her 'other' Dutch traditional jewellery and was glad to be rid of it.</p><p>I was only too willing to take it off her hands for 12 euros.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 3164277, member: 2844"]I decided this was my favourite, a very rare necklace from a very small island in the Wadden Sea. The Wadden Sea is a special strip of sea which stretches from the north of the Netherlands to southwestern Denmark. The Wadden Sea islands were important (and filthy rich) during the era of the Medieval Hansa League, a Northern European trade league. Now they are charming historic spots in an important marine wildlife park. The necklace is silver filigree, made on Amrum, a German island near the Danish border. Current population ca 2000. It is 19th century, but it reflects the skills handed down from the time of the Hansa. Every half sphere is covered with tiny granules. Seller's pic, I have yet to take my own: [ATTACH=full]295326[/ATTACH] The Dutch seller had no idea what it was. She thought it too flimsy to go with her 'other' Dutch traditional jewellery and was glad to be rid of it. I was only too willing to take it off her hands for 12 euros.[/QUOTE]
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