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📷 natures_goodz
#minerals #geology
📷 natures_goodz
#minerals #geology
This beautiful, jewelled disc brooch dates from the Anglo-Saxon period and was found in Kent. It is made from gilded silver, and features seven cut garnets.
Disc-style brooches set with garnets, such as this one, were popular during the early Anglo #Saxon period, 6th century.
This beautiful, jewelled disc brooch dates from the Anglo-Saxon period and was found in Kent. It is made from gilded silver, and features seven cut garnets.
Disc-style brooches set with garnets, such as this one, were popular during the early Anglo #Saxon period, 6th century.
Frankish Disk Brooch, 7th Century. Gold, filigree, mother-of-pearl, garnets, blue and green stones.
Metropolitan Museum of #Art
#Archaeology #History #artwork
Frankish Disk Brooch, 7th Century. Gold, filigree, mother-of-pearl, garnets, blue and green stones.
Metropolitan Museum of #Art
#Archaeology #History #artwork
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This was a completely empty setting. I just hand set all of these garnets.
This was a completely empty setting. I just hand set all of these garnets.
First up: Garnets from Nevada! Who doesn't love a good dodecahedron? 🪨
First up: Garnets from Nevada! Who doesn't love a good dodecahedron? 🪨
Disc-style brooches set with garnets, such as this one, were popular during the early Anglo Saxon period.
Disc-style brooches set with garnets, such as this one, were popular during the early Anglo Saxon period.
I'm back, internet willing, w fine copper brooch decorated w gold plates + gold wire, set with polished garnets. Mid 7th C.
From #Saxon grave of wealthy woman in London's Covent Garden, found w silver rings + glass beads, probably in a bag around her neck.
London Museum collections. 🏺
I'm back, internet willing, w fine copper brooch decorated w gold plates + gold wire, set with polished garnets. Mid 7th C.
From #Saxon grave of wealthy woman in London's Covent Garden, found w silver rings + glass beads, probably in a bag around her neck.
London Museum collections. 🏺