7000 Years of Jewellery

7000 Years of Jewellery

Hugh Tait, 2007

Overview

This work delves into the diverse styles, techniques, and materials employed in jewellery creation across the globe since antiquity. It showcases a variety of significant pieces, including ancient Egyptian necklaces, Celtic torcs, gold masks from South America, Renaissance pendants, and Art Nouveau buckles. The book is richly illustrated with approximately 400 photographs, offering a comprehensive visual journey through the history of adornment.

Who it's for

• Students of art history and design.
• Collectors and enthusiasts of antique jewellery.
• Anyone interested in global cultural heritage.

Key features

• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 256
• Publisher: Thames & Hudson
• Year: 2007
• ISBN: 9780714150321
• Dimensions: 219x279 mm