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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22456a,b, described as earrings. two identical gold earrings with inlaid amber jewels. the earring extends above the ear rod with 3 small amber circular jewels set in the gold chain, ending in a hook. the ear piece that dangles from the ear rod consists of 4 jewels arranged in a clover pattern, one in each of the 4 directions, with the left jewel and the right jewel having yellow and amber beads dangle off of the gold inlay. from the bottom jewel of the clover pattern dangles a gold dome shape whose top is inlaid with 5 amber jewels in pentagon fashion. from the bottom of the dome dangles yellow and amber beads, making the whole earrring structure look like a jelly fish. these beads taper into small, gold beads and finally into a single gold spiral on each extension

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22453, described as mangalsutra; chain in segmented beads of black and gold; at every 9th black bead there are 2 gold beads; chain ends in a gold hook-clasp. pendant in gold and heart shaped, topped by a thick gold bar from which the heart hangs. the gold heart is decorated on outside with small gold spires, from tip of the heart dangles 2 small black beads.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 16-14960, described as Bracelet of glass trade beads

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22452, described as enameled necklace. silver mangalsutra, gold plated. chain of gold with black beads on both sides of chain. chain is ~1.0cm wide and lined with small black beads. 6 black beads punctuated with 2 small gold beads. series of 12 black and 11 gold, starting from each side of pendant. ~18.2cm of 0.4cm wide gold chain without black or gold beads attached. pendant is ~6.0cm x 4.0cm. rectangular, gold, emblem with 5 rows of triangular shaped, red and green design. First row from pendant = 5 triangles, 2nd row = 4 triangles, 3rd row = 3 triangles, 4th row = 2 triangles, 5th row = 1 triangle. black beads hang from the end triangles of each row.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 16-13797, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 5-12908, described as Two brass, Ibo, anklets.

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-21870, described as Set of jewelry, arranged in a pattern on a string and suspended by one hook. It is worn by affluent Tibetan women on special occasions.

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22457, described as mangtika; long gold and amber ornamentation; mainly gold with amber jewel inlay. the chain has 4 amber inlaid jewels, the bottom 3 have accompanying bead ornamentation. pendant at end of chain is a clover - diamond shaped arrangement, with 4 jewels, one in each of the 4 directions. the bottom 3 jewels have dangling amber and yellow beads that have gold sperical ends. entire ornament ends in gold chain and hook on side opposite to pendant

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 16-14963, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 16-14964, described as Necklace of glass beads and seeds. Seeds are red, gray, black and one large brown seed with painted design. Glass beads are orange, blue and white

Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22456a,b, described as earrings. two identical gold earrings with inlaid amber jewels. the earring extends above the ear rod with 3 small amber circular jewels set in the gold chain, ending in a hook. the ear piece that dangles from the ear rod consists of 4 jewels arranged in a clover pattern, one in each of the 4 directions, with the left jewel and the right jewel having yellow and amber beads dangle off of the gold inlay. from the bottom jewel of the clover pattern dangles a gold dome shape whose top is inlaid with 5 amber jewels in pentagon fashion. from the bottom of the dome dangles yellow and amber beads, making the whole earrring structure look like a jelly fish. these beads taper into small, gold beads and finally into a single gold spiral on each extension

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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22453, described as mangalsutra; chain in segmented beads of black and gold; at every 9th black bead there are 2 gold beads; chain ends in a gold hook-clasp. pendant in gold and heart shaped, topped by a thick gold bar from which the heart hangs. the gold heart is decorated on outside with small gold spires, from tip of the heart dangles 2 small black beads.

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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22452, described as enameled necklace. silver mangalsutra, gold plated. chain of gold with black beads on both sides of chain. chain is ~1.0cm wide and lined with small black beads. 6 black beads punctuated with 2 small gold beads. series of 12 black and 11 gold, starting from each side of pendant. ~18.2cm of 0.4cm wide gold chain without black or gold beads attached. pendant is ~6.0cm x 4.0cm. rectangular, gold, emblem with 5 rows of triangular shaped, red and green design. First row from pendant = 5 triangles, 2nd row = 4 triangles, 3rd row = 3 triangles, 4th row = 2 triangles, 5th row = 1 triangle. black beads hang from the end triangles of each row.

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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 5-12908, described as Two brass, Ibo, anklets.

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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-21870, described as Set of jewelry, arranged in a pattern on a string and suspended by one hook. It is worn by affluent Tibetan women on special occasions.

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Hearst Museum object titled Jewelry, accession number 9-22457, described as mangtika; long gold and amber ornamentation; mainly gold with amber jewel inlay. the chain has 4 amber inlaid jewels, the bottom 3 have accompanying bead ornamentation. pendant at end of chain is a clover - diamond shaped arrangement, with 4 jewels, one in each of the 4 directions. the bottom 3 jewels have dangling amber and yellow beads that have gold sperical ends. entire ornament ends in gold chain and hook on side opposite to pendant

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