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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Superb and great pic. Where did you get this one from? Makes my mouth water.
Thank you very much, Chantal. They were an Ebay find some years ago.
Love these bracelets, great find.
These are lovely, Jose. I like the red beads. Are they cornalines d'Aleppo? They suit these bracelets really well.
Thank you very much, Thelma. I am afraid I do not really know. They are certainly glass and there are two distinctive layers. The inner one is quite yellow rather that whitish though. Here you have a closer pic.
These beads are very early Corelline del appo beads a yellow glass core is covered by red glass, to imitate Coral. the red glass was made with gold sulphite, and therefore was far to expensive to make large beads. The solution was to use a cheaper glass as the core
Also known as red greenhearts and made in Venice
Wow, that is great to know Sarah!. Thank you very much.