Origin for a necklace

Discussion in 'Jewelry' started by Xristina, Jan 16, 2020.

  1. Xristina

    Xristina Well-Known Member

    Hello,

    Any idea about the origin of this necklace? I think it's a married piece, as the beads are garnet and the pendant is agate or carnelian ? And I think the bale of the pendant is above the rest of the beads. Lobster clasp. Should I separate them ? Thank you for looking ! :):)

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  3. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

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    reminds me of head gear from Bali ...
     
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  4. Xristina

    Xristina Well-Known Member

    That was so quick, thank you ! :happy::happy:
     
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  6. Xristina

    Xristina Well-Known Member

    I'm sooo glad I didn't start to take it apart... ;);)
     
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  8. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

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    Ya, Tuareg... nice find X !!!!
     
  9. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    Very nice find Xristina. I agree, Tuareg, 'modern traditional'.
    Black beads, usually glass, are traditional for Tuareg necklaces. The pendants used to be mostly silver or silvertone, but over the last few decades they have started to add carnelian and similar stones.
    It is a sin to take it apart.:mad::playful:
     
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  10. Xristina

    Xristina Well-Known Member

    Thank you, now that I know they belong together, I will not do it.. it's much easier to take it apart than to put it back together, that's for sure.. :D;)
     
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