Antique Seljuk Empire Lapis Lazuli Face Amulet, 11th-14th Century CE

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

A gem from the Islamic Golden Age, this lapis lazuli bead, with its deep celestial blue, is a relic of the Islamic empires' prosperity, where such materials were coveted for their beauty and supposed

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