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Ornate jewelry worn during belly dancing performances, frequently seen in Middle Eastern countries.

Revered in Chinese culture, jade jewelry is considered to bring luck and symbolizes purity and moral integrity.

Traditional Norwegian silver jewelry that is worn with the national costume, the bunad.

Handmade beads often used for ceremonial purposes, originating from various African cultures.

Luxurious jeweled eggs created by Peter Carl Fabergé, primarily for the Russian Tsars.

Colombia is known for producing some of the finest emeralds in the world, often set in both modern and traditional jewelry pieces.

Incorporates turquoise stones often set in silver, from the Southwestern United States.

Originates from countries around the Baltic Sea and is made from fossilized tree resin.

Ornate gold jewelry that often incorporates floral motifs and the wearer's name, from Hawaii.

Known for its high-quality silver and distinctive style, this jewelry originates from Taxco, a town in Mexico.

Engraved gems or shells featuring profiles of faces or figures, often set in gold or silver, from France.

Intricate beaded jewelry made by the Maasai tribe in Kenya and Tanzania, used in rituals and everyday adornment.

Delicate jewelry metalwork made with tiny beads or twisted threads, often of gold and silver, from the Mediterranean and Asia.

Colorful jewelry made from glass crafted on the island of Murano in Venice, Italy.

Small carved toggles made from ivory, wood, or metal used to secure pouches to the sash of traditional Japanese garments.

A traditional Irish ring representing love (heart), loyalty (crown), and friendship (hands).

A traditional form of Indian gemstone jewelry involving a method of setting precious stones in gold.

Jewelry from the Victorian era made to commemorate the death of a loved one, incorporating materials like jet and hair.

Beaded jewelry crafted by the indigenous people of Peru using small seeds called 'chakira'.

Traditional bracelets made by the Sami people of Lapland. They combine leather, silver, and reindeer antlers.

Silver jewelry often featuring intricate filigree and granulation, from Bali, Indonesia.

Features the deep blue lapis lazuli stone, which has been mined in Afghanistan for thousands of years.

Oval-shaped jewelry pieces that contain hieroglyphs, often a person's name, believed to offer protection and good luck in Egypt.

Delicate needle lace jewelry that adorns the edges of scarves and clothing, traditionally made by women in Turkey.

A string of beads used in Greek culture to pass time and relieve stress, not to be confused with prayer beads.

Colorful beaded necklaces that are part of the traditional folk costume in Poland.

Sacred greenstone jewelry carved by the Māori people of New Zealand, pounamu is recognized as a taonga (treasure).

Precious coral beads used in traditional Nigerian wedding ceremonies and regal attire.