Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
Earrings | Hegira 524–668 / AD 1130–1269 or Hegira 627–982 / AD 1229–1574Almohad or Hafsid | National Museum of Setif Setif, Algeria | Muslim women from powerful families adorned themselves with colourful, brilliant, decorative and elaborate jewellery. |
Coin | Hegira 516 / AD 1123Almoravid | Royal Coin Cabinet Stockholm, Sweden | Muslim women from powerful families adorned themselves with colourful, brilliant, decorative and elaborate jewellery. |
Necklace (lebba) | Hegira 13th century / AD 19th centuryAlawid | Museum of the Udayas Rabat, Morocco | Muslim women from powerful families adorned themselves with colourful, brilliant, decorative and elaborate jewellery. |
Medallion (bracteate) | Hegira 524–668 / AD 1130–1269 or hegira 627–982 / AD 1229–1574Almohad or Hafsid | National Museum of Cirta Constantine, Algeria | As well as being ornamental, some jewellery had a prophylactic function, offering protection against the evil eye. |
Medallions (bracteates) | Hegira 524–668 / AD 1130–1269 or Hegira 627–982 / AD 1229–1574Almohad or Hafsid | National Museum of Setif Setif, Algeria | As well as being ornamental, some jewellery had a prophylactic function, offering protection against the evil eye. |