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Vintage Moroccan Berber (Amazigh) necklace featuring sterling silver beadwork and vibrant green stone or glass trade beads. The necklace is accented with traditional granulated silver cone caps, a decorative openwork center bead, and a handmade chain with S-hook clasp. The sterling silver components have tested positive with a silver test, and the necklace weighs approximately 52 grams. Believed to be Moroccan Berber/Amazigh in origin based on construction and design elements; however, no maker’s marks or hallmarks have been found and origin cannot be guaranteed.
Stunning Authentic Berber Necklace from Morocco – Sahara Origin, Amber & Silver Beads, Turquoise, Coral. This beautiful piece features large, striking amber and silver beads, turquoise, coral, showcasing traditional design and artisanal skill.
This handmade bronze bracelet from Morocco is a unique piece of ethnic jewelry with a traditional charm. Jewelry Type: Bangle.
See photos very old bracelet tons of fabulous detail very old piece but I’m not totally sure of the age. Looks like it may have had a safety chain in the past. The inside opening measures about 2 1/2” x 2 1/4” see photos.
Jewelry Type: Ring.
A captivating piece of mid-century North African history you can actually wear — a Moroccan 10 Francs coin scarf clip featuring an authentic “MAROC” coin from the French Protectorate era (likely 1940s–50s), set in an ornate gold-tone scrollwork frame with ball accents. Scarf clip mechanism on reverse. Approximately 1.75 inches across. A wonderful conversation piece for the coin collector, scarf accessory enthusiast, or Moroccan history buff.
– RARE BERBER MOROCCAN RING ✨. is a high-quality Rare Berber Moroccan Ring designed for those who value both style and functionality. What makes this Rare Berber Moroccan Ring unique is the combination of traditional artisan techniques and modern design.
Most of their charms were produced from 1957-1964. condition: pre-owned.
What You See Is What You Get: You will receive the exact item pictured.