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Pre Columbian Jewellery > Pre Columbian Jewellery  |  Print  |  E-mail a friend Subscribe to our newsletter with articles about the history behind the jewellery and our monthly offers. Being highly gifted astronomers, the Mesoamericans were majorly preoccupied with counting and calculations of the recurring cycles of the planets, moon, sun, and stars. The antique Pre Columbian jewelry heavily reflects this truth. The ornaments of this era perfectly blended aesthetic sense and ceremonial, secular or spiritual cause. The prominent metals of the Pre Columbian era included gold, silver, copper, and gold and tumbago alloy. Beads were extremely admired by the Mesopotamians and mostly shells, Jade, terra cotta, flint, turquoise, and lapis lazuli were used for glyptic carving and beadwork. Mesopotamian possessed great reverence for the facial ornaments. Reliving the same era is now possible with the beautiful range of aesthetic historical Pre Columbian Jewellery available at Museum Jewelry. Our dazzling collection of Pre-Columbian earrings, brooches include the Pre Columbian Earrings with Jade Stones and hooks, Pre-Columbian cat earrings made of sterling silver and gilded with 22-carat gold, and Pre-Columbian lizard brooch made of authentic silver covered with 22 carat gold Page 1 of 1 Sort by Product Name, Price, Item no., Edit date 1.  Pre-Columbian Earrings with Jade Stones Pre-Columbian Earrings with Jade Stones. With hooks [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 24,38 (EUR 17,18) Not in stock: Delivery within 2-3 weeks    2.  Pre-Columbian Jewellery - Cat Earrings Pre-Ccolumbian cat earrings in sterling siver gilded with 22 carat gold. With hooks [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 33,14 (EUR 23,36) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    3.  Pre-Columbian Jewellery - Lizard Brooch Pre-Columbian lizard brooch in sterling silver gilded with 22 carat gold [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 33,14 (EUR 23,36) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days

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