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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Wonderful photo and bracelets.I particularly like the Tuareg one...
Very lovely combination, Eva!
Each has its own charm. I love your Moorish bracelet, but the new one and the Tuareg piece are also beautiful.
They look great together.
Nice combination, my favorite would be the Moorish, although the Tuareg one has interesting hammering and the Fulani looks almost super modern as if it is a twisted cord.
@Thank you all very much, at the moment I wear them all, with the smallest near the wrist (not like on the photo). I had wanted the Moorish type bracelet since a Long time, until I found one that was affordable.......(that was some years ago). The Tuareg bracelet I bought myself in Timbuktu (I do not remember whether it was expensive or not, but I loved it at first sight), and the Fulani I just got via Ebay.........this twisted style is often used, also for rings and earrings. It is the heaviest one of them.
Lovely collection, Eva! They make a great impact worn like that.