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.

oragami neck top section scan

upper view same
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  • I am very happy we bought a set of three from you when we did - it's a very attractive set, and has been vastly superior to any others we have seen since. Now shown in Truus's *Ethnic Jewellery and Adornment*. In truth it only REALLY comes to life when people see and feel it, as it is so very large and has such a wonderful patina. The most recent one I saw in real life a few years ago was totally tinny, not a good quality silver (though not plated), and yet the owner wanted at least $4000 for it - and this was in London, where it looked a bit of an oddity. Pieces I saw in Paris were, if they were any good, considerably dearer than in London, and the very best were astonishingly expensive.
  • This is a set I had kept for myself and worn. I had several. The set I sold you was incredible and very old. Most I saw were not good.  There was another type that came out that I only saw one of. I will find the photo and post it eventually. It was my favorite of any minority piece I had at any time. It was an extreme piece. This style is extreme but that other one was just really out there!  and real I might add unlike most of the things now sold.
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