Fig 32 – Etruscan ‘Stone Votive Statue Of A Young Infant’ Wearing A Bulla Amulet And 2 Pendants Hung From A Beaded Necklace. 2nd Century BC

Fig 32
2nd Century BC
Etruscan ‘Stone Votive Statue of a Young Infant’ – depicting a young boy wearing a beaded necklace with three pendants – 2 curved pendants hang either side of a ‘bulla’ amulet. From the votive offerings near the North Gate of Vulci, Montalto di Castro, Viterbo (Italy).
Vulci, Italy
National Etruscan Museum Of Villa Giulia, Rome

Fig 67 – Full-Length Funerary Shroud Of A Young Girl Wearing Gold Jewellery: A Stucco Neck-Torque And Pairs Of Stucco Bracelets And Anklets; Long Gem-Set Earrings And A Gem-Set Ring. Fayum Mummy Portrait From Antinoopolis, Egypt, c.280 – 350 AD

c.280 – 350 AD – Full-Length Funerary Shroud Of A Young Girl Wearing Gold Jewellery: A Stucco Neck-Torque And Pairs Of Stucco Bracelets And Anklets; Long Gem-Set Earrings And A Gem-Set Ring.
From Antinoopolis, Egypt
Manchester Museum, UK

Fig 133 – Portrait Of A ‘Boy With Coral’ Holding A Coral Teething Stem With Bells And Wearing A Coral Necklace. By The English School, c.1650 – 1660

c.1650 – 1660 – Portrait of a ‘Boy With Coral’ – depicting a young infant holding a gold rattle with coral teething stem and bells hung on a red ribbon around his waist; and around his neck, he wears a string of coral beads.
By an Unknown Artist (English School)
Norwich Castle Museum, England