Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London [etc.] : T.N. Foulis · leaf 121
s of Granada in-cluded quantities of pearls, turquoises, and rubies ;pearl necklets; earrings surpassing those ofMary the Copt (Mohammeds concubine); swordsof the finest temper, embellished with pure gold;helmets with gilded borders, studded with emeralds,pearls, and rubies; and silvered and… … MOO KIS H B R AC KLKTS GOLD, SILVER, AND JEWEL WORK particular the Granadinas,1 were passionately fondof jewellery. Ornaments which once belonged tothem are sometimes brought to light in Anda-lusia, Murcia, or Valencia, including pendants,rings, necklaces, and axorcas or bangles for theankle or the…
Decorative arts -- Spain History
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