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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Dear Peter: This is incredible! And certainly heavy, too....
Wow, Peter, very, very impressive. Congratulations!
My goodness Peter, this is something. Not only so many pendants put together but all of extreme superb craftsmanship especially all the granulate work. The back part looks as if it has an extra curtain at the back, I wonder how the chains are attached. Would it be possible to get a view of that?
Gr. Ingrid.
That is very considerate Peter, but you confirmed more or less the way I thought it worked. Have a safe journey and a good productive period , and of course, we know you mostprobably will meet up with some more exciting pieces which you will share with us. Looking forwards to it. Gr. Ingrid.
wow! very impressive, fine craftmanship, thanks for showing.
Stunning necklace, and wonderfully complete. Congratulations Peter!
wow wow wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Peter, one of the best! A superb find and a great addition to those you already have. Have you ever tried to put together all your Yemeni pieces... there must be many by now
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