Large gold necklace with an ornate pendant at the base plus a wide chain of flat openwork squares with coin-impressed discs soldered along their outer edges.
The (possibly plated) pendant is a solid piece with a central crescent decorated with applied filigree, a large rectangular red glass "gem" at center, and two smaller teardrop-shaped turquoise stones on either side. Above and below the crescent are plain areas with Arabic filigree inscriptions/calligraphy which read as follows: top right: “Work of Abdul Majid”, top left: “Mohamed Essa“, center Lower: “worn with wellness & date 86”.
In the midst of the calligraphy there is a crossed sword under palm tree design. From the bottom of the pendant hang 12 dangles each with a flower with filigree and a punched/repousse teardrop. A thinner chain with hook and loop clasp at top extends the length of the necklace behind the neck. .This piece would have been worn by a bride for the wedding celebrations. Traditional Qatari style. Large, long chain of square pieces with coin-like discs attached to it. Large half-moon pendant decorated with stones and a central red glass stone. Traditional Qatari style. Worn by a bride.
Large long chain made of square pieces, coin like discs attached to it. Large half moon pendant in the middle decorated with three stones: Red glass stone in the middle and turquoise stones on either side. Twelve chains suspended from the bottom of the pendant.