Silver armlet ornament with coral and turquoise inlay, Qing dynasty, 18th c., Tibetan work
- Image Number: K1D004657N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Miscellaneous objects
- Function: Dress accessories
- Material: Minerals/Metals/
- Description:
An ornament may be part of a headdress or costume. The silver base has three layers, and the lower two layers are like chrysanthemums. The top is inlaid with a single coral bead, the middle layer is inlaid with a circle of water drop shaped turquoise beads, and the lower layer is inlaid with a circle of water drop shaped coral beads.
Silver armlet ornament with coral and turquoise inlay，Qing dynasty，18th c.， Tibetan work
- Image Number:K1D004657N000000000 PAB
- Dynamy:Qing dynamics
- Category:Miscellaneous objects
- Function:Costume accessories
- Material:Minerals/metals/
- Des description:
A piece of jewelry, which may be part of headwear or clothing. The silver base has three layers, and the lower two layers are like chrysanthemums. The top is inlaid with a single coral bead, the middle layer is inlaid with a circle of water drop shaped turquoise beads, and the lower layer is inlaid with a circle of water drop shaped coral beads
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