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Necklace segments, gold and garnet, Byzantine [d/b]

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Fig. 1. Goldsmiths’ works with polychrome effects – b) opus interrasile (Christie’s 1996, 66) after Eszter Horváth
Christie’s Fine Antiquities, 11 December 1996
https://www.abebooks.co.uk/first-edition/ANTIQUITIES-Including-properties-Madame-Adda-Sheppard/31658627277/bd

Eszter Horváth, Gemstone and glass inlaid fine metalwork from the Carpathian Basin: the Hunnic and Early Merovingian Periods
https://www.researchgate.net [accessed 28 Sept 2025]

Christie’s 1996: Christie’s Fine Antiquities. 11 December 1996.
Purchased/exhibited by The Met Museum

“Ancient EUROPEAN Jewelry at MET”, 2010, https://gemagenta.blogspot.com/2010/05/ancient-european-jewelry-at-met.html
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