Jun 12, 2014 · Gold hair ornament from Agrigento, Sicily, 3rd century BCE. The central medallion depicts Medusa. Archaeological Museum of Agrigento.

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This gold hair ornament, like bracelet MMA 59.84 and pendant no. 1977.9, is constructed essentially of gold sheet. The setting of each of the nine stones is surrounded by granulation, a feature found also on the bracelet and the pendant.

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A CUT GOLD HAIR ORNAMENT. Liao – Song Dynasty, A.D. 10th-13th Century. with terminal in the form of a four-tiered bloom with slender pointed petals radiating from a coiled-wire ring and small bead in the center, surrounded by six large openwork petals, each with coiled wire and flat-cut border, all soldered onto a flat-shafted pin.

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Worn around a thick lock of hair, this ornament would have created a striking image, especially with a brightly colored cloth slipped between the copper alloy core and the gold of the exterior, where it would have peeked through the geometric patterning of gold wire and granulation.

A group of three gold hair ornaments of this type are illustrated in line drawings by Zhu in Liao dai jinyinqi (Liao Dynasty Gold and Silver), Beijing, 1998, p. 174, no. 116.

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Gold ornaments in a spiral shape are well known throughout the history of Greek jewelry, appearing with either a strictly abstract decoration, as in this early example, or fitted with animal (and even female) heads. They are often interpreted as hair ornaments, as they usually do not have a device to fasten them to the earlobe.