Rare Traditional North African Silver Necklace – Tunisia – Hallmarked – c. 1900–1930 – 80g A striking handcrafted silver pendant necklace from North Africa, most likely Tunisia, dating to the early 20th century. The domed central medallion is decorated with hand-engraved floral motifs and surrounded by a scalloped edge. Five pierced silver amuletic charms — including Hamsa hands and symbolic rings — dangle from the bottom, traditionally used for protection. This piece bears four hallmark punches with profile head motifs, consistent with French colonial silver control in Tunisia or Algeria during the protectorate period. These marks are clearly visible in the photographs. Specifications: • Material: Solid silver (estimated 800–900 purity) • Weight: Approx. 80 grams • Origin: Tunisia or nearby Berber regions • Estimated Period: c. 1900–1930 • Condition: Very good antique condition with natural patina. Minor signs of wear consistent with age and use. • Features: Domed floral medallion, scalloped frame, five pierced charms, four colonial hallmark punches Please note: The photographs are an integral part of the item description and condition report. Shipping: This item will be securely packed to ensure safe international delivery. “This is just one of our carefully selected pieces. Browse the rest of our collection for more rare tribal treasures.”