Bracelets & Anklets

Berber Anklet – Fez, Morocco

Early 20th century. Silver gr. 184,5 (6.52 oz.). Cm. 5,5 high x cm. 8,2 width. Probably the best expression Moroccan jewelery, these elaborate anklets were worn by women of higher social status. For more informations and similar examples: pages 47-52 of by Jacques and Marie-Rose Rabaté, Edisud / Le Fennec; page 19...

Large Bamum Bracelet – Cameroon

The piece is 12,5 width x 14,0 high (4.92" x 5.51"). Gr. 395,0 (13.93 oz.). This massive ornate copper-alloy (bronze or brass) bracelet is a form of currency found among the Bamum (Bamun) people of Cameroon. Though often identified as a currency type it also served as a prestige object available...

Berber Bracelets – Essaouira, MoroccoBerber Bracelets – Essaouira, Morocco

Early 20th century. Solid sterling silver. Gr. 122,8 (4.33 oz). The Imazighen (singular Amazigh) also known as the Berbers are among the original peoples of North Africa. Their myths. Legends and history span 9,000 years, back to the Proto-Mediterraneans. They have achieved unity by keeping up their unique language and culture...