Materials: solid silver and black handcrafted glass beads.
The Amazigh Tuareg people in northern Morocco have been wearing beautiful jewelry for thousands of years. Their traditional design incorporates geometric shapes and precious materials, and the intricate work on these pieces conveys meaning. Most pieces have a traditional shape, such as a triangle, and some are even shaped like diamonds. They are also adorned with a variety of motifs and symbols, and the craftsmanship of these designs is unparalleled. Today, Tuareg necklaces and other jewelry are handcrafted by the women of the region. These pieces are often made of silver or gold, and they are incredibly creative. Most of the work is performed by artisans who have only few tools. The process is labor-intensive and requires a great deal of precision.
