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Though they are not related to the Christian symbol these Tuareg amulets are commonly referred to as Tuareg crosses or Southern crosses. Among the relatively large variety of those, each of them ascribed to different Tuareg groups, this model is known as the Agades cross and it is among the most ancient designs from which most others have evolved.

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A wonderful Tuareg glass and silver pendant or ring (tisek). In the past, carnelian was always used for these rings and pendants, but it was replaced by the more versatile glass with the arrival of trade with Europe. The silver coating is very unusual and original. These pendants are also sometimes used as hair ornaments. Fantastic patina. The Tuareg are a nomadic people of Berber (Amazigh) origin from the Sahara Desert. Mid-20th century.

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A wonderful Tuareg glass and silver pendant or ring (tisek). In the past, carnelian was always used for these rings and pendants, but it was replaced by the more versatile glass with the arrival of trade with Europe. The silver coating is very unusual and original. These pendants are also sometimes used as hair ornaments. Fantastic patina. The Tuareg are a nomadic people of Berber (Amazigh) origin from the Sahara Desert. Mid-20th century.

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A wonderful Tuareg glass and silver pendant or ring (tisek). In the past, carnelian was always used for these rings and pendants, but it was replaced by the more versatile glass with the arrival of trade with Europe. The silver coating is very unusual and original. These pendants are also sometimes used as hair ornaments. Fantastic patina. The Tuareg are a nomadic people of Berber (Amazigh) origin from the Sahara Desert. Mid-20th century.

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A sophisticated engraved silver Tuareg pendant known as Agadez Cross or Sothern Cross from Niger. It is traditionally the man who would give it to his wive on the wedding day or to his son when reaching adulthood to guide them on the right path.

Though they are not related to the Christian symbol these Tuareg amulets are commonly referred to as Tuareg crosses. Among the relatively large variety of those, each of them ascribed to different Tuareg groups, this model is known as the Tachmert . It would be worn braided in the hair as a head ornament or as a pendant in a necklace. Very original and with a lovely patina.

Beautiful antique silver Saharan cross pendant from southern Morocco. There are many examples of crosses in the Sahara that bear no relation to the Christian symbol. These are called Southern Crosses and represent the stars that serve as a guide when crossing the desert. Incised and granulated decoration.

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Spectacular antique Tuareg silver ring from Mali. It combines the characteristic graining of the goldsmiths of southern Morocco and Mauritania with geometric Tuareg decoration. All of this is set on a hollow conical cabochon, where the protective material (talisman) would have been inserted. Very rare to find.

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Spectacular antique Tuareg silver ring from Mali. Magical symbols engraved on the lid of a hollow, openable cubic cabochon, where the protective material (talisman) would be inserted. Very rare.

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Beautiful antique Tuareg silver ring from Mali. Incised decoration. Great patina!

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A curious antique silver ring, although found in southern Morocco, most likely originates from the Middle East. It features engraved Kufic script.

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Extraordinary antique silver ring from the Todhra Valley in the Moroccan High Atlas. Its unusual shape could have served as protection. Unique.

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Extraordinary antique silver ring from the Todhra Valley in the Moroccan High Atlas. Its unusual shape could have served as protection. Unique.

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A very unusual antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. Its unusual shape could serve as protection or attract fertility. Unique.

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A beautiful antique silver ring with a distinctive character from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. The Berber cross indicates the four cardinal points. The granulated decoration is very characteristic of southern Morocco (Goulimine), Mauritania, and large areas of Western Sahara. Fantastic patina.

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A beautiful antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features intricately engraved decoration with typical Tuareg symbolism. Beautiful patina.

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A beautiful antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features intricately engraved decoration with typical Tuareg symbolism. Beautiful patina.

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A beautiful antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features intricately engraved decoration with typical Tuareg symbolism. Beautiful patina.

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A beautiful antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features intricately engraved decoration with typical Tuareg symbolism. Beautiful patina.

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A simple antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features a beautiful granulated decoration with a central cone, which symbolically provides protection to the wearer. Beautiful patina.

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Beautiful antique silver ring with a simple engraved decoration that was probably nielloed, originally from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. Fantastic patina.

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A simple yet beautiful antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features a light granulated composition with a central plate engraved, formerly nielloed, with Berber motifs. Beautiful patina.

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A simple antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features a beautiful granulated decoration with a central cone, which symbolically provides protection to the wearer. Beautiful patina.

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A simple antique silver ring from the Moroccan Anti-Atlas, where traditionally only women were allowed to wear them. It features a beautiful granulated decoration with a central cone, which symbolically provides protection to the wearer. Beautiful patina.

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A nice and simple Berber ring featuring a brilliant work of granulation. This kind of work is very characteristic of the deep south of Morocco (Goulimine), Mauritania and vast areas of Western Sahara. Great patina.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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Moroccan Handwoven  cushion from the silk of a cactus plant, called the Sabra Cactus, only found in Morocco. This material creates a silky texture and shiny colours.

Filling not included.

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