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Now that's what I call a good day in Paris

Last Sunday's finds at a flea market in Paris. Special thanks to Alaa Sagid for graciously letting me pluck that stunning Tanit right out of his hands.
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  • Very nice! I checked our fleamarket here in Zurich, it only opens in May - what a pity  !

  • I was under the impression that the nosering on the top right was Indian, but came across a similar one attributed to Uzbekistan.

    See http://www.artmuseum.uz/en/jeweller_ornaments.html for the source. Meanwhile I've attached the other image here.

    Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

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  • Paris is full of surprises and sometimes it is like opening a treasure throve.

    More importantly it was fun combing the flea market with you Preethi and enjoy your tanit pendant!!

  • YOu are probably right about the nose ring, the coral beads and the wheel spacer has more to do with central asia than with the subcontinent

  • Nice Tanit pendant!

  • Great engraving on the Tanit pendant.

    I see the artmuseum site says that nosering is karakalpak. Easier to identify due to the piece on it at about 10 o`clock. But I`d say yours is from the same area, Preethi.

    Lucky both of you to be in Paris at this time!

  • Here is a lovely young Karakalpak lady wearing a similar nosering.2506008142?profile=original

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