Amazigh Necklace, Semi-precious Stones, Pearls, Coins, Low-grade Silver, Algeria 1900-1920

Important Necklace of the Amazigh tribes, Algeria around 1900 - 1920
many low-grade silver coins, suspended bearing the dates, 1312, 1321
Glass beads and large round and tubular beads of semi-precious stone including raw lapi-lazuli
Three protective squares, talismans
The necklace has a choker accompanied by three large rows of large beads
The set in very good condition
A photo shows an Algerian woman from Tlemcen wearing this type of necklace, photo around 1865
They call themselves Amazighs, "free men". From Morocco to Egypt, the Berbers,
the oldest inhabitants of North Africa, seek to defend their particularity within the Arab world.
Neck circumference: 50 cm plus the other pendants.
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