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Necklace

A necklace is an article of jewellery that is worn around the neck. Necklaces may have been one of the earliest types of adornment worn by humans. They often serve ceremonial, religious, magical, or funerary purposes and are also used as symbols of wealth and status, given that they are commonly made of precious metals and stones.

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Historical necklaces

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Necklace

Nodes108
Edges107
Triples86
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018519
Components1

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Necklace

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related to Different types of necklaces · 23
Necklace → AD, Ancient Byzantine Necklace, Archmus Heraklion, BC, Braided Chain- Walters, ChinaTiffany Opal NecklaceMinoan Gold, Diamonds NecklaceGold Roman Necklace, Glass Bead NecklaceGold, Glass Vandal, Gold, Late Zhou, Limestone, Metal NecklaceNecklace, Napoleonic-era Diamond NecklaceEmerald NecklaceCarnelian, Pearl NecklaceTiger's, Pendant Coins, PendantsGold, Platinum French NecklaceGlass NecklaceRosaline, Platinum NecklaceByzantine Christian, Quartz Egyptian
related to Timeline of non-classical European necklaces · 13
Necklace → AD, Anglo-Saxon, BC, Bronze, Early European, Gallic Europe, Germanic, Gothic, In, In Celtic, It, Middle Ages, Scandinavian
related to Prehistoric neckware · 10
Necklace → Africa, Ancient Near East, BP, Bronze Age, By, Europe, Evidence, Necklaces, Prehistoric, Upper Paleolithic
related to Ancient civilizations · 9
Necklace → Amulets, Ancient Sumerians, Beads, Gold, In Ancient Babylon, In Ancient Egypt, In Ancient Mesopotamia, These, Upper-class Ancient Egyptians
related to Similar items · 3
Necklace → Egyptian, Non-jewellery, Pectoral
is a · 2
Necklace → article of jewellery that is worn around the neck, band
related to Necklace lengths · 1
Necklace → Necklaces
see also · 1
Necklace → Cross

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necklaces gold jewellery worn often pendants made beads ancient also precious silver pearl stones chains glass materials china common used

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Necklaceis aarticle of jewellery that is worn around the neck0.90text
Necklaceis aband0.90text
goldinstance ofIt is most often rendered in precious metals0.80text
silverinstance ofIt is most often rendered in precious metals0.80text
and platinuminstance ofIt is most often rendered in precious metals0.80text
diamondinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
pearlsinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
rubiesinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
emeraldsinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
garnetsinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
and sapphiresinstance ofand precious and semiprecious materials0.80text
feathersinstance ofHistorical necklacesPrehistoric neckwarePrehistoric peoples often used natural materials0.80text

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