This intriguing collection represents medieval silver gilt jewelry, tentatively dated to the 12th-14th century AD, reflecting the sumptuousness of the High to Late Middle Ages. The main piece measures 6 cm by 4 cm (approximately 2.36x1.57 inches). While the exact origin is not specified, the style and craftsmanship suggest a European provenance, possibly from the Byzantine or surrounding regions, renowned for their intricate metalwork. The design elements, such as the floral motifs and suspended teardrop elements, are characteristic of the period, often worn as a status symbol by the nobility. The metal has not been tested, but the patina and wear suggest it may be silver with possible gilding. Jewelry of this kind would typically be part of a larger set, possibly worn as a headdress or adornment on clothing, which signified wealth and status. This lot is a remarkable find for collectors of medieval artifacts, offering a rare glimpse into the artistry and social customs of the era.

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