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Welcome to the Ethnic Jewels Magazine Archive. This is a collection of objects and information which was shared in our Facebook communities. The information is arranged in a fully searchable database which I hope you will enjoy using Thank you for visiting and also for contributing. Warmest wishes Sarah ETHNIC JEWELS MAGAZINE

Picture credit – Svetlana SysoevaPosted by – Svetlana Sysoeya A silver bracelet with central coin, from West Timor. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Annemarie KoglerPosted by – Annemarie Kogler Elaborately made gold hair ornament worn by the Fulan/Pheul women of West Africa.The old hair ornament is strung on a multistrand necklace of garnet beads. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Ingrid LangerakPosted by – Ingrid Langerak A necklace of contemporary composition, made up of various beads, bronze and clay images, collected from across West Africa, mostly Mali. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Ingrid LangerakPosted by – Ingrid Langerak A bunch of necklaces made up of a variety of small beads, from across West Africa. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Annemarie KoglerPosted by – Annemarie Kogler Korwal is a bicone hairbead, worn by the Pheul/Fulani women of West Africa. This bicone bead has been made into a necklace with fresh water pearls and other old or du pays beads. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Kathleen McCabe-ElseyPosted by – Kathleen McCabe-Elsey A bronze pendant depicting Senufo ancestors, from West Africa. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Cam KnuckeyPosted by – Cam Knuckey A glass beaded Atoni bamboo lime pot, from West Timor. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Cam KnuckeyPosted by – Cam Knuckey West Timorese Bamboo Lime Pot, with incised and punched designs. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Cam KnuckeyPosted by – Cam Knuckey An engraved Bamboo Tobacco Pot from West Timor. Click here to see the original post.

Picture credit – Kathleen McCabe-ElseyPosted by – Kathleen McCabe-Elsey A couple of silver Fulani rings, from West Africa. Click here to see the original post.