Restoring An Exquisite Vintage Women's Necklace - Antique Pendant Transformation

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Restoring An Exquisite Vintage Women's Necklace - Antique Pendant Transformation
About this Kuchi Necklace ?
This exceptionally gorgeous 100 years old Antique Afghani necklace is
the epitome of tradition, delicately handcrafted with keeping fine details in regard.
This 1900s Handmade Vintage Kuchi Necklace Telling all the folklore of the tribal age, a true timeless piece of ornament, embellished with rusty silver hues and carved archaic motifs.It features delicately embedded antique stones and an archai element which resonates with the chunky tassels dangling around the necklace.
History of Kuchi jewellery?
With a history dating back 3000 years, Kuchi jewellery is a traditional ethnic style of jewellery associated with the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan. Also known as Pashtun or Pakhtoon people, Kuchi tribespeople are nomadic gypsies from the mountainous regions of southern and eastern Afghanistan, and more recently Pakistan.
Where i Found ?
We found from Old Jewellery Market in extremely Poor condition covered with Grime, Tarnish, Dust.
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[@daz-ausgang151]

Very nice restoration good job. Loved the intro

[@WSOldandRestoration]

Thanks 👍

[@HenryBenjaminnyc]

History lesson great job

[@WSOldandRestoration]

Yeah thank you

[@rosellabill]

That is so BEAUTIFUL Thanks for the history lesson from Eastern Canada

[@WSOldandRestoration]

Our pleasure!

[@Paulsofsteel]

I use Arm and Hammer peroxide toothpaste for silver. It is magic.and sometimes a pointed pencil eraser found in the sewing section of the discount stores.

[@prozzoroinna134]

Прекрасная работа! Удачи!

[@WSOldandRestoration]

Thank you!!

[@attilaschannel5198]

instead of scraping, you should have used electrolysis. Gets the rust and dirt off much better than scraping.