A Necklace is an article of jewellery that is worn around the neck as an ornament
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A necklace is a type of jewelry worn around the neck. Necklaces may be one of the earliest ornaments worn by humans. They are also commonly used as symbols of wealth and status because they are usually made of precious metals and stones. The main component of a necklace is a strap, chain, or rope that wraps around the neck. These are usually made of precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum. Necklaces usually have additional accessories suspended or embedded in the necklace itself. These accessories typically include pendants, necklaces, and precious and semi precious materials such as diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, garnets, and sapphires. They are made of many different types of materials, used for many purposes, and sometimes classified as clothing. In ancient Mesopotamia, cylindrical seals were often strung together to be worn as jewelry. In Babylon, necklaces are made of agate, lapis lazuli, agate, and gold. Gold is also made into gold chains. The ancient Sumerians used gold, silver, lapis lazuli, and agate to make necklaces and beads. In ancient Egypt, people wore many different types of necklaces. These necklaces were usually decorated with semi precious stones, glass, pottery, and hollow beads. Beads made of various precious and semi precious materials are often strung together to make necklaces. Gold made into stylized shapes of plants, animals, and insects is also common. The amulet was also made into a necklace. In ancient Crete, all classes wore necklaces; Farmers wear stones on linen threads, while rich people wear agate, pearls, agate, amethyst, and crystal beads. In addition to sticking beads, she also wore pendants in the shapes of birds, animals, and humans. In ancient Greece, people wore exquisite gold necklaces made of reposs é and woven gold threads. These necklaces are usually decorated with blue or green enamel rosettes, animal shaped, or vase shaped pendants, often with fringes. It is also common to wear long gold chains with camels and small containers of perfume. The Hellenistic period introduced new elements; Colorful stones can be made into multicolored fragments, and animal headdresses and spear-shaped or bud shaped pendants can be hung on chains. The ancient Etruscans made granular gold beads with Rice-meat dumplings, which were strung together with glass and made colorful necklaces. In ancient Rome, necklaces were one of the many jewels worn by Roman elites. Gold and silver necklaces are usually decorated with exotic and semi precious items such as amber, pearls, amethysts, sapphires, and diamonds. In addition, people often wear pearl ropes and gold plates inlaid with gold wire enamel. Many large necklaces and decorative necklace materials are imported from the Near East. Byzantine Christian cross necklace. In the late imperial period, with the invasion of barbarians, colorful jewelry began to become popular. In the Byzantine era, people most often wore pearl ropes and embossed gold chains, but using new techniques such as Nero can create brighter and more advantageous gemstone necklaces.