1940 African Multi Gemstone Beaded Necklace

The Vintage Naga Tribal Multi-Strand Black Beaded Necklace is a breathtaking piece that combines cultural heritage with modern style. Exquisitely crafted, this necklace features a st...

The Vintage African Tribal Multicolor Glass Beaded Necklace with Bell is a vibrant celebration of cultural heritage and artisanal craftsmanship. This striking necklace features clust...

This striking Chinese Carved Bone Statement Necklace from the circa 1960s is a remarkable example of traditional craftsmanship blended with unique artistic expression. The necklace f...

The Yves Saint Laurent Vintage Resin & Wood Beaded Multi-Strand Necklace is a striking accessory that effortlessly fuses elegance with artistic flair. This unique piece features mult...

African Urembo Beaded vintage necklace choker by the Maasai Tribe Kenya Vintage African Urembo beaded necklace choker. Handmade in Kenya by the ...

Four strand choker necklace. Featuring interspersed stones of turquoise, coral, purple and orange spiny oyster, and lapis. All beads are of different sizes and shapes, including roun...

Antique Tibetan Tribal Necklace Conch Shell Heishi & Old Dzi Beads, Featuring Bronze Ritual Pendant A striking museum-grade Tibetan tribal necklace, hand-assembled from an exceptional selection of antique Himalayan elements. This piece combines richly patinated red discs heishi, natural conch shell spacers, and rare old Tibetan dzi-style beads—each carrying unique symbols, age-wear, and organic texture developed through generations of ceremonial use. At its center hangs an authentic bronze ritual pendant, traditionally worn as a protective talisman by Himalayan nomadic tribes. The warm earth tones of the discs contrast beautifully with the ivory-toned conch and deep black dzi motifs, creating a necklace with profound spiritual resonance and a powerful sculptural presence. This is not a modern reproduction—each bead shows genuine age, hand-carved irregularity, and the tactile history of an object carried through travel, trade, and devotion across Tibet and the Himalayan plateau. A dramatic wearable artifact, equally suited for collectors of ethnographic jewelry and connoisseurs of soulful statement pieces. PROVENANCE Origin: Tibet / Himalayan plateau Period: Late 19th – early 20th century elements, restrung later Collected: From a private Tibetan ethnographic collection, USA Components include: antique discs...

Fulani Wedding beads were made in what was once known as Czechoslovakia for trade in Africa. They are worn throughout West Africa, specifically in Mali. Fulani Wedding beads are mult...