Six bracelets, two amulet holders, one pectoral ornament, Moor, Tuareg, Algeria, 20th century: Three pairs of bracelets, one in gazelle horn, silver and gold wire, the other in fake ebony silver, the third in stone. Tuareg. Diameter : 8,7 cm. B.P. : 74 g. Two cylindrical metal amulet holders containing the verses of the Koran. L. : 10,5 cm and 15,5 cm, H. : 4,5 cm and 5 cm. P.B. : 30 and 62 g. A pectoral ornament formed of 2 round balls in molded metal, nielloed and filigree, red glass bead retained by two chains supporting 1 central medallion decorated with 2 red glass beads; chain pendants ending in hand-shaped elements on the 2 bubbles and the medallion. Algeria. Length set: 29.5 cm. Fibulas: 16 cm with pendants. B.P. : 179 g.

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