Earing Collection

The Right Honourable Mabell Ogilvy Dowager Countess of Airlie (1866-1956), 1933 (oil on canvas)
6198640 The Right Honourable Mabell Ogilvy Dowager Countess of Airlie (1866-1956), 1933 (oil on canvas) by Laszlo, Philip Alexius de (1869-1937); 104.2x72.4 cm; The McManus, Dundee

Venus Williams Is Given Back Her Lost Earing By The Umpire Wimbledon 2010 Wimbledon Championships 2010 Wimbledon, London, England 25 June 2010 Date: 25 June 2010

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Holly - with frosted berries and Christmas hats 003114 Holly - with frosted berries and Christmas hats 003114 Date: 18-11-2019

Lady poses with traditional hairdo (coloured photo)
3643182 Lady poses with traditional hairdo (coloured photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lady poses with traditional hairdo)

Egyptian women of Jaffa, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345724 Egyptian women of Jaffa, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

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street bar
Adam Sandurski

The best way to carry strawberries home, says seven year old picker David Kirkland, of Morpeth in July 1979

Roman jewellery. 1st-4th century AD
Roman jewellery of the Imperial Age. 1st-4th century AD. Museum of Fine Arts. Budapest. Hungary

Omani girl smiling in Oman
Oman. Omani girl smiling. Girl standing with her hands behinds her head wearing printed dress. Wearing big gold colour earing. Date: 1976

Clotilde Cerda (1852-1926). Engraving. Colored
Clotilde Cerda (1852-1926). Spanish concert harpist, with the pseudonym of Esmeralda Cervantes. Engraving at The Illustration, 1884. Colored

Marquisse of Castillejo. Engraving. Colored
Marquise of Castillejo. Engraving in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1870. Colored

Castes. From Pure and Spanish, Spanish, 1774, by Andres de I
Andres de Islas (active c.1753-1775). Mexican painter. 18th century. Castes. From Pure and Spanish, Spanish, 1774. Museum of America. Madrid. Spain

The Duchess of Rochefoucauld and the hand of EugAeene de Beauharnais (oil on canvas)
XIR897164 The Duchess of Rochefoucauld and the hand of EugAeAšne de Beauharnais (oil on canvas) by David, Jacques Louis (1748-1825); Musee Fabre, Montpellier

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"Earing: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of earing, a timeless form of Roman jewellery that has captivated hearts for centuries. From the 1st to the 4th century AD, these exquisite pieces adorned noblewomen and commoners alike, showcasing their status and beauty. In a stunning oil painting from 1933, we catch a glimpse of The Right Honourable Mabell Ogilvy Dowager Countess of Airlie, her elegance enhanced by an elaborate earing that complements her regal presence. Fast forward to present times on the tennis court as Venus Williams is graciously handed back her lost earing by an umpire. In this moment, we witness not only the importance of these precious accessories but also their ability to tell stories beyond fashion. A colored photograph captures another facet of earings' allure as a lady strikes a pose with traditional hairdo. Her choice in earrings reflects cultural heritage and personal style, adding depth to her captivating image. Travel across continents with Egyptian women from Jaffa portrayed in La Syrie d aujourd hui. Their ornate earrings speak volumes about their identity and traditions passed down through generations. From bustling street bars to serene landscapes in Oman, one constant remains - joyous smiles accentuated by delicate earrings. An Omani girl beams with happiness as she proudly displays her vibrant accessory; it becomes more than just an adornment but a symbol of self-expression and confidence. Delve into history through enchanting engravings featuring Clotilde Cerda (1852-1926) and Marquisse of Castillejo. These colored depictions bring life to intricate designs that once graced noble ears during eras long gone yet still celebrated today for their timeless beauty. Castes come alive in Pure Spanish's pages from 1774 by Andres de I where social hierarchy is reflected even in earring choices.