Moroccan Charm Necklace
19th and early 20th century, one of a kind Morocco silver headdress charms and amulets are meticulously woven in between the most gorgeous faceted French glass trade beads, made for the Moroccan trade. The central rare beauty is a poem or plea for protection. We wove our finest cord for this necklace.
A note about our woven cords. We weave these by hand, every one of them. When warmed to the skin the cord becomes more supple, conforms to the wearer, hangs just right; the necklace transforms more than just a necklace.
Care Instructions: Polish silver when beginning to gain patina. Keep in a dust cloth bag when not in use.
Made in Morocco
Silver and Woven cord
Measurements
29" Length
2" Length of Charm
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