A digital archive showcasing the extensive collection of jewellery and adornment images shared on the former Ethnic Jewels Ning site over the years. These images have significantly enriched discussions on cultural adornment and its global dispersion.
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Ciao Giovanna,
thanx for the photo.
Even if they are not exactely similar they do belong to the same kinf of bracelets, they may even be the production of the same smith, who knows!!
Nice pair .
So you got yours from krishna.
I really that guy, i bought so many things from him, not only jewelry!
I liked the fact that he would'nt indulge in any business while doing his daily puja (prayer), he is a strict shivaite hindu, and no matter how much these bracelet are old or genuine, i di tust him very much.
well...does your Shive have a shop or did he take u to his house? 2 twin boys around 8 and a 10 year old daughter? just to know. i am going back this year and will surely meet him.
Can u ask Joost what he thinks? the fact is my photos are not as good as yours.... and maybe he can see that well.... :-(
You are so lucky, i would love to go back to india anytime soon.
Krishna has a shop and he got a couple of young children but don't remember if they were twins.
He is also an accomplished smith, making silver rings with semi precious stones.
He got a very neat shop with a lot of old stuff, not only jewelry.
Cheers
last year "my" Krishna no longer had a shop.
too many krishnas in Pushkar !! might not be the same one even if the bracelets are from the same family !
cheers 2 U 2