19th Century Algerian Tribal Necklace Berber Ethnographic Jewelry

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Reference 5222-16RBij

I offer you thisold ethnic necklace from North Africa, probably Berber, probably dating from the 19th century or early 20th century.

Very beautiful old composition mounted with:
— large flat orange-brown pearls
— deep blue beads reminiscent of lapis lazuli
— turquoise elements
— Maghrebi style openwork metal beads
— old metal clasp.

The set presents a tribal and nomadic aesthetic typical of traditional Maghreb jewelry.

Open length: approximately 45.5 cm

Very beautiful craftsmanship with balanced asymmetrical assembly and old elements with a strong decorative presence.

The openwork metal beads are reminiscent of Berber productions from Algeria or southern Morocco used in traditional jewelry.

Very interesting decorative piece for:
— collection of ethnic jewelry
— tribal art
— North Africa
— Berber culture
— cabinet of curiosities.

Old condition with wear, irregularities and traces of time consistent with the age of the object.
The exact materials remain to be determined with certainty.

Open length 45.5 cm. Stunning ! 


I offer you thisold ethnic necklace from North Africa, probably Berber, probably dating from the 19th century or early 20th century. Very beautiful old composition mounted with: — deep blue beads reminiscent of lapis lazuli — Maghrebi style openwork metal beads The set presents a tribal and nomadic aesthetic typical of traditional Maghreb jewelry. Open length: approximately 45.5 cm Very beautiful craftsmanship with balanced asymmetrical assembly and old elements with a strong decorative presence. The openwork metal beads are reminiscent of Berber productions from Algeria or southern Morocco used in traditional jewelry. Very interesting decorative piece for: Old condition with wear, irregularities and traces of time consistent with the age of the object. The exact materials remain to be det