Bague talismanique Iran, 19th-20th century
Agate or carnelian engraved with Kabb…

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Bague talismanique

Iran, 19th-20th century Agate or carnelian engraved with Kabbalistic inscriptions. Condition: fractured. 3 x 2.5 cm Kabbalah is the term used to describe the esoteric Jewish sciences as they came to be known from the 12th century onwards. These sciences exchanged a great deal with Islamic mysticism, particularly with regard to the science of letters and numbers. An Agat or cornelian carved ring engraved with Kabbalistic signs, Persia, 19-20th century

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Bague talismanique

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