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Anello magico Tuareg 

Materiale argento (cm 5,3 di altezza)

Riferimento storico seconda metà XX° secolo

Provenienza Niger 

Questo tipo di anello è protettivo. Indossarli significa tenerne traccia e ricordarli affinchè non vengano mai distrutti.

L’anello ha qualche segno d’uso ed è in buon argento testato.

I Tuareg abitano una vasta area, che copre quasi tutto il Sahara medio e occidentale e il Sahel centro-settentrionale. Probabilmente discendono dall’antico popolo libico del regno dei Garamanti, descritto da Erodoto. I tuareg sono per lo più nomadi. Per oltre due millenni, i Tuareg hanno gestito il commercio di carovane transahariane collegando le grandi città sul bordo meridionale del Sahara attraverso cinque rotte commerciali del deserto fino alla costa settentrionale dell’Africa (Mediterraneo).

⇒ Ø 20 - US 9,5 (da uomo e da donna)

Ring size: 60 (EU) / 20 (IT) / 9 (US) - Total weight: 13.86 g

Ring - Tuareg - Niger  (No Reserve Price)

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