There is something oddly curious about Berber jewelry. It has the rare intensity that captivates instantly. But as electric as it is, it transcends the visual. Perduring through centuries of geopolitical conquests and colonization, it survived the test of time…
Read MoreAs I’ve said many times, there is something immensely deep about tribal jewelry. It goes beyond what meets the eye. Its profoundness lays in civilizations it comes from, cultures it represents, people it celebrates. In a way, it is a…
Read MoreTribal or ethnic jewelry, as some might refer to it, has long been the point of my interest. There is a certain magical feel and mystique to it as it holds the key to our humanity. Our struggles and progress…
Read MoreNative American jewelry is a world of its own. A strong sense of individualism and a dose of mysteriousness is what sets it apart from the rest. Several Native American tribes were crafted jewelers, most notably Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi,…
Read MoreIndian Tribal jewelry is highly decorative and expressive, and it can be rather heavy and sizable. Electric as it is earthy, this jewelry is fairly dramatic and makes quite a statement. Indian tribal jewelry is very broad in style too…
Read MoreIt is impossible to talk about tribal jewelry without mentioning the African jewelry. African continent is the cradle of civilization and it is where the first jewels were ever made. Today, African jewelry is celebrated all over the world and…
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