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Antique Victorian 14K Gold Pearl Halo Opal Ring, East West
Source - Boylerpf.com
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Scythian Culture Gold Gryphon Belt Plaque, Siberia, circa 4th - 3th century B.C. State Hermatige Museum.
Scythian griffins were highly symbolic in Scythian culture. They were often used as a symbol of royalty and were also associated with the sun, as the eagle head represented the soaring sun and the lion body represented the fiery sun.
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Silver head of a king, Sassanian Iran, 4th century AD
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Art by Laura Benson
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little whimsical perfumes 🌟🧚♀️
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1940s HOBE Sterling Silver 925 Large Ribbon Bow Applied leaves Flowers Brooch
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René Lalique
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~ Bishop’s Ring. Date: 13th century Period: Medieval Place of origin: United Kingdom, England Medium: Gold and malachite.
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Gilded silver brooch uncovered in Gotland, Sweden, circa 500 AD
from The British Museum
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Medieval Lockeт ✦ Source: The MET
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north italian silvered & polychrome-decorated “grotto” daybed, 19th century
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The Tara Brooch is a Celtic brooch of the pseudo-penannular type, made in 650 to 750 AD, in Ireland…. Ancient beautiful art…. How…?
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tumblr is the best bc I can say that Kermit is a butch lesbian and at least one person will agree with me
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Late 16th century silver-gilt pomander with labeled spice compartments. Used for aromatic and spiritual purposes since the middle ages.
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Ceremonial Sword, steel blade, gold hilt, inlaid with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. Hyderabad, South India, 1880–1900.
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Brooch of Leaves and Berries
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gold, glass, enamel, citrine
by René Lalique
The Walters Art Museum
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