Null Tabzimt fibula,
Small round silver fibula on a cloisonné background and ena…

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Tabzimt fibula, Small round silver fibula on a cloisonné background and enamelled blue, green, yellow, with pearl decoration, set with coral cabochons. On the reverse enamelled star. Algeria, Great Kabylie, XXth century. Gross weight : 123 g. Diameter : 8,2 cm. This jewel is part of the jewels composing the traditional set of the women of the Great Kabylie.

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Tabzimt fibula, Small round silver fibula on a cloisonné background and enamelled blue, green, yellow, with pearl decoration, set with coral cabochons. On the reverse enamelled star. Algeria, Great Kabylie, XXth century. Gross weight : 123 g. Diameter : 8,2 cm. This jewel is part of the jewels composing the traditional set of the women of the Great Kabylie.

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