Hello,I'm very puzzled by this antique silver necklace,with some arabic/otoman markings
If anybody has came across something similar to shed some light :D
Help with antique necklace 18 century
Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
Iit's Indian, but I don't think it's a few decades older. I could be wrong, let's wait for other opinions.
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Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
Hi,
Year 1743 is wishful thinking.
It is modern production in an Arabic speaking country, even India.
Besides, B1 is seen in one of the images; clear indicator of 20th century.
Regards
Year 1743 is wishful thinking.
It is modern production in an Arabic speaking country, even India.
Besides, B1 is seen in one of the images; clear indicator of 20th century.
Regards
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Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
It is plausible,I’m going to continue the research though
Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
An Indian friend interpreted this writing as "nirmal" निर्मल that is "pure"
Best
Amena
Best
Amena
Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
Hi,
Amena solved the mystery (if there was mystery at all, more likely we did not recognize Hindu script).
Nirmal is Hindu first name and it appears in Nirmal Jewelers.
Meaning ``pure`` does not refer to silver fineness (pure silver) but given name similar to Catherine from Greek katharos i.e. pure.
All said, modern production by Nirmal Jewelers, India.
Regards
Amena solved the mystery (if there was mystery at all, more likely we did not recognize Hindu script).
Nirmal is Hindu first name and it appears in Nirmal Jewelers.
Meaning ``pure`` does not refer to silver fineness (pure silver) but given name similar to Catherine from Greek katharos i.e. pure.
All said, modern production by Nirmal Jewelers, India.
Regards
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Re: Help with antique necklace 18 century
Thank you everybody for the help!
I have to admit that it was a bit of a mistery because of the language,but hoppefully this thread will help others if they stumble across something similar
Best regards,
Silveradrian
I have to admit that it was a bit of a mistery because of the language,but hoppefully this thread will help others if they stumble across something similar
Best regards,
Silveradrian