Thursday, September 27, 2007

Filipino jewelry from the colonial period

The Philippines had such beautiful colonial styles during the 1800s, this is only a glimpse into the world of the past when women were adressed as "Señora" and gentlemen rode on kalesas (horse carriages). I absolutely love the beauty and glamour of it all, and it's a part of our culture that really should be cherished.



Reliquary pendants with elaborate chains.
Filigree and repoussé work on gold
with Sulu pearl accents.
19th Century.




Gold and silver insignia,
part of accountrements of Virgin images.
(Esoteric Philippine and perhaps Masonic sources)
19th Century




Gold and silver insignia,
part of accountrements of Virgin images.
(Esoteric Philippine and perhaps Masonic sources)
19th Century




Mosquito net clasps.
Repousse and engraving on silver.
19th Century




Peinetas (decorative combs)
Sulu pearls, gold, silver,
tortoise shell.
19th Century



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