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Gold ring depicting <n>King Akhenaten</n> and <n>Queen Nefertiti</n>, Egypt, <n>Amarna Period</n>, ca. 1353–1336 BC.

<n>Decorated Weight</n> from Ur, c. 2600-2400 BC, held at <n>The British Museum</n>.

A <n>Bronze Snake Dish</n> from ancient Persia, dated 2600-2400 BC.

A Gilt Bronze Escutcheon, pushou, Northern Wei-Northern Qi Dynasty (386-577) - Alain.R.Truong

A <n>Spanish Colonial Resplendor</n> headpiece by <n>Magnetic Midnight</n>.

'Pour Toi Mon Amour' brooch by <n>Line Vautrin</n>, circa 1946.

LINE VAUTRIN , 'AMMONITE', VERS 1945  | Christie's

<n>Pair of Earrings with a Disc and a Crescent-Shaped Pendant</n>, 330-300 BCE. From <n>The Hermitage Museum</n>.

<n>Roman gold and garnet earrings</n> with amphora-shaped pendants, 3rd century AD. Photo by <n>Walters Art Museum</n>.

Giclee Print: Earrings for Men in Silver-Gilt and Coral as Used by Semi-Nomadic Populations : 12x9in

A <n>Roman signet ring</n> in gold and niccolo onyx, dating from the 1st-3rd century CE.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> <n>'Serpents' corsage ornament</n> in gold and enamel by <n>René Lalique</n>, c. 1898-99.

Greek <n>Pair of earrings with female figure</n>, late 4th century BCE. From the <n>Dallas Museum of Art</n>.

A collection of <n>Chi Wara Headdress</n> sculptures from Mali.

Cast brass <n>Akan Ashanti Goldweights</n> from the collection of the <n>Victoria and Albert Museum</n>.