Antique Indian Amulet PendantThis sterling silver pendant or amulet is worn chiefly in western Rajasthan. Depicted is a defied Bhumiya Raj hero, who died in defence of his property. The term bhumiya is from bhum, meaning "land". Trusted and feared, the spirits of these local heroes protect their community by nightly riding a horse around the village to dispel enemies or evil agents. This pendant is in great condition. Lenght 3. 3 cm Width 2. 2 Weight 2. 2 grams

Handmade with love by Rare and Beautiful

the red coral and turquoise was purchased from Tibetan art dealer Suzi Lebasi in 2004

We have also found some specimens ourselves from areas outside the park

i bought this necklace in 2008 in the gem markets in Yangon Burma from a Nepali friend named Oh my God who sourced them for me when he found i liked antique beads

This is a beautiful crystal

but no damage to panels

Available in solid Sterling Silver or 22k gold plate over sterling silver

One polished face

This Ming (1368-1644) Dynasty blue and white small plate was found on Sumba Island

The strand has ancient colar beads and other antique beads from ancient Greece

found at Lune River in southern Tasmania Australia

These were made from glass to imitate amber