Vintage Amazigh Pair of Fibula Connected with Spanish Coins

A pair of fibulae called “deg louza” from the Draa Valley in Morocco. Made with the molding technique from mixed metals, the fibula has three lobes around an eye-like center. A similar fibula can be seen in the Quai Branly Museum's collection (74.1999.27.80). The fibulae are attached by eight Spanish 5 peseta coins from the early 1970s (Franco and Juan Carlos).  The fibula set is in good vintage condition.

• The chain is 45 cm or close to (17 3/4") inches in length.
• Each fibula is 6.5 cm or 2 1/2" long and 4.5 cm (1 3/4").
• Weight is 122 grams.

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