Explore our friend Tamar Einstein’s amulet collection created with antique ethnic beads, trinkets and ornaments. Tamar combines old cultural diverse hand crafted parts into new whole necklaces honoring the women who have worn them along the way. Worn for adornment and protection, chronicles of desert winds and merchant caravans unfold with each of these beautiful jewelry pieces. Her artistry brings life back to these history laden beautiful necklaces. Each dent, worn and smoothed bead, rubbed out sign and symbol carries their story onward.
A whimsical blue glass Persian centerpiece hanging from antique chain, surrounded by blue glass from Africa and Europe, long Tibetan turquoise, luminescent agate, Indian baubles and beads. 17 inches long.
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By designer Tamar Einstein.
The vintage enamel and glass Moroccan centerpieces in this necklace is framed by beads from all over the world. Chinese turquoise, African Vaseline glass and ceramic faux coral, Indian baubles, European glass and Indian silver. 17 inches long.
By designer Tamar Einstein
It is and was practiced to adorn oneself with protective amulets in many Middle Eastern cultures. This necklace is comprised of black onyx in different sizes that serves to hightlight the small and beautifully worn silver antique amulets. The coins were decorative and from Persia, the seed shaped fertility shapes are from neighboring countries. 18 inches long.
By designer Tamar Einstein
This three strand sweet water pearl necklace is peppered with beads such as: faceted citrine, iridescent blue Bohemian glass,golden pearls, Ethiopian brass and Indian droplets. The antique centerpiece was originally part of a Yemenite Traditional headpiece worn by brides. !5 inch choker length .
By designer Tamar Einstein
A three strand necklace bursting with colors and shapes evocative of summer fruits. Peach shaded carnelian of different sizes and shapes, Indian glass, ceramic African beads and faux coral , and pink faceted European beads, hot pink glass with Indian silver, fresh water pearls and a Pink Afghani centerpiece . 17 inches long. By designer Tamar Einstein.