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Moroccan Vintage Hirz & coral Venetian glass Coin Amazigh Berber Necklace.

$ 115.63

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Style: Venetian
  • Ethnic Origin: African
  • Jewelry Type: Necklace, Pendant
  • Signed?: Unsigned
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • lot: No
  • Main Stone: Coral

    Description

    Moroccan Vintage Hirz & coral Venetian glass Coin Amazigh Berber Necklace.
    Moroccan Ethnic Vintage enameled Hirz box pendant with green and red Venetian glass details and Red large rice sea Coral beaded handmade necklace with 2 Berber Moroccan coins.
    Beautiful Red Sea bamboo coral beads 2 rows in 1 strand measure approximately 9mm x4mm.
    Old Tibetan silver hook clasp.
    Moroccan old Hirz silver enameled talisman prayer box pendant measures 2.25” in height by 1.25” in width with 2 small green Venetian glass charms.
    This is An amulet box that used to be worn either hanging from a belt or on a long chain worn like a bandolier.
    2 old Moroccan coin charms with red Venetian glass details measuring approximately 1.75” in height by almost 1” in width.
    Beautifully crafted by old Morrocan craftsman.
    Multiple 5mm rounds Moroccan spacer silver beads.
    Necklace is 24” in length.
    Special Corals are well known for their red, pink or orange skeletons that have been used since antiquity for ornament, medicine, talismans and currency.
    The skeletons of some coral species are so hard that they can be beautifully polished for use in sculptures and jewelry.
    Turquoise is thought to possess significant healing properties and is often counted as a master healing stone. It is a peace and harmonizing stone that helps to decrease nervousness, tension and stress. It is believed to strengthen ones courage and personal power, fostering empathy, sensitivity and positive thinking. Many people believe that turquoise is a stone of friendship and will enhance love, loyalty and communication.
    A Silver prayer box pendant, known as a "Hirz" was typically part of a woman's wedding regalia, and the intricate silver techniques were perfected by silver smiths before World War II.  These pendants usually show a fair amount of wear, likely from being a much-loved piece of jewelry.  As such, many of the designs at each end -- along with the silver itself -- have worn down over the decades. Handmade by local Artisans and typically decorated with colorful enamel.
    Sometimes referred to as amulet or talisman due to fact that it might have had a prayer put inside of it for protection.