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In a village in Vietnam's "elephant kingdom", a vendor holds up a severed, dried tail dotted with coarse hairs she promises will bring good luck -- a grim new trade that is endangering the country's few remaining elephants.
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A man from the Q'eros tribe in Peru (left), the last Inca community in the country living in Qochamoqo, almost 4,400 metres above sea level. Pictured right is a woman from the nomadic Wodaabe tribe in Chad who belong to the Fulani ethnic jewellery uk group distributed across at least ten North African countries
It is a tradition of the Maranao to give gifts of money (during Ramadan)." "Maranaos keep millions of pesos in safety vaults in their homes. "There was a lot of money inside the battle area," he told Reuters.
In Vietnam too, the M'nong and Ede ethnic jewellery uk minorities in Dak Lak province -- dubbed the "elephant kingdom" for the large herds that once roamed its forests -- hold a deep spiritual reverence for the animals.
or cutting the entire lower tail off, you're putting a handicap on your elephant," Dionne Slagter, Animal Welfare Manager at Animals Asia, told AFP. "The tail is very much a part of body hygiene, so by plucking the hairs out...
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A fondness for rings and bracelets embedded with elephant hairs is fuelling a worrying fashion fad in a country notorious for its illicit wildlife trade, from rhino horns to pangolin scales, tiger teeth and bear bile.
With just 80 elephants left in captivity and about 100 in the wild -- down from as many as 2,000 in 1990 -- Slagter suspects most of the tails are being smuggled in from neighbouring countries or as far afield as Africa.
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The tribe was part of an alliance that fought and won the Chichimeca War (1550-1590) against the Spanish colonial invaders. Pictured right is a man from the Kaluli tribe in the rain forests of Papua new Guinea who live closely with nature and semi precious stone jewellery uk precious jewellery give names to individual trees and streams as if they were people Diana Angela Martinez (left) from the Chichimeca Jonaz tribe in Mexico.
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Jose Javier Martinez Lopez (left) from the Chichimeca Jonaz tribe in Mexico. The tribe was part of an alliance that fought and won the Chichimeca War (1550-1590) against the Spanish colonial invaders. Tehuanas (right) is from the Oaxaca tribe in Mexico which dates back to 2,000BC. Her people still make up 48 per cent of the population in the region
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An elderly couple from the Apatani tribe. Nose plugging was a ritual performed to make the women of the tribe look less appealing to potential kidnappers. The elders of the tribe felt at the time that they had to do this in a bid to prevent the women being attacked
Pictured right is a man from the Kazakh tribe in Mongolia, a semi precious stone necklace-nomadic people who still practice the ancient art of eagle hunting A woman (left) from the Mwila tribe in Angola, gold vermeil earrings gold plated jewellery jewellery a farming culture who keep animals such as fowls, goat and cattle.
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In a village in Vietnam's "elephant kingdom", a vendor holds up a severed, dried tail dotted with coarse hairs she promises will bring good luck -- a grim new trade that is endangering the country's few remaining elephants.
The trend is putting a strain on the few surviving elephants in Vietnam whose hairs are plucked or tails cut off by poachers, designer jewellery leaving the animals without the crucial appendage used to swat flies and semi precious stone jewellery precious jewellery keep their backsides clean.
A man from the Q'eros tribe in Peru (left), the last Inca community in the country living in Qochamoqo, almost 4,400 metres above sea level. Pictured right is a woman from the nomadic Wodaabe tribe in Chad who belong to the Fulani ethnic jewellery uk group distributed across at least ten North African countries
It is a tradition of the Maranao to give gifts of money (during Ramadan)." "Maranaos keep millions of pesos in safety vaults in their homes. "There was a lot of money inside the battle area," he told Reuters.
In Vietnam too, the M'nong and Ede ethnic jewellery uk minorities in Dak Lak province -- dubbed the "elephant kingdom" for the large herds that once roamed its forests -- hold a deep spiritual reverence for the animals.
or cutting the entire lower tail off, you're putting a handicap on your elephant," Dionne Slagter, Animal Welfare Manager at Animals Asia, told AFP. "The tail is very much a part of body hygiene, so by plucking the hairs out...
In the early days of the occupation of Marawi last May, handmade bangles as black-clad fighters burned churches, released prisoners and cut the power supply, other militants targeted banks and the homes of wealthy citizens, semi precious stone jewellery uk precious stone jewellery uk commandeering hostages to help with the plunder.
The ancient art of eagle hunting is one of many traditions and skills that modern Kazakhs still practice and stone drop earrings believe in cults of the sky, ancestors, gold vermeil earrings fire and the supernatural forces of good and evil spirits Members of the Kazakh tribe in Mongolia, a semi precious jewellery-nomadic people who populated the mountains and valleys between Siberia and the Black Sea.
A fondness for rings and bracelets embedded with elephant hairs is fuelling a worrying fashion fad in a country notorious for its illicit wildlife trade, from rhino horns to pangolin scales, tiger teeth and bear bile.
With just 80 elephants left in captivity and about 100 in the wild -- down from as many as 2,000 in 1990 -- Slagter suspects most of the tails are being smuggled in from neighbouring countries or as far afield as Africa.
As legend goes, stone jewellery finding a tail hair by chance on the forest floor was considered good luck -- local lore that has been peddled in recent years by shop owners selling the strands, along with ivory jewellery and small stud earrings Buddha statues that can fetch up to $900.
The tribe was part of an alliance that fought and won the Chichimeca War (1550-1590) against the Spanish colonial invaders. Pictured right is a man from the Kaluli tribe in the rain forests of Papua new Guinea who live closely with nature and semi precious stone jewellery uk precious jewellery give names to individual trees and streams as if they were people Diana Angela Martinez (left) from the Chichimeca Jonaz tribe in Mexico.
Understanding Jewellery has never been out of print, gemstone earrings and is considered an invaluable resource by the jewellery professionals, collectors, academics, and small hoop earrings enthusiasts. From Understanding Jewellery Sarl:
Understanding Jewellery the book by David Bennett and designer jewellery Daniela Mascetti was first published in 1989, and has become the ultimate reference guide on the history of designer jewellery.
Jose Javier Martinez Lopez (left) from the Chichimeca Jonaz tribe in Mexico. The tribe was part of an alliance that fought and won the Chichimeca War (1550-1590) against the Spanish colonial invaders. Tehuanas (right) is from the Oaxaca tribe in Mexico which dates back to 2,000BC. Her people still make up 48 per cent of the population in the region
Understanding stone jewellery has never been out of print, and semi precious stone jewellery uk is considered an invaluable resource by the jewellery professionals, collectors, academics, and enthusiasts. From Understanding designer jewellery Sarl:
Understanding ethnic jewellery uk the book by David Bennett and ethnic jewellery Daniela Mascetti was first published in 1989, and has become the ultimate reference guide on the history of designer jewellery.
An elderly couple from the Apatani tribe. Nose plugging was a ritual performed to make the women of the tribe look less appealing to potential kidnappers. The elders of the tribe felt at the time that they had to do this in a bid to prevent the women being attacked
Pictured right is a man from the Kazakh tribe in Mongolia, a semi precious stone necklace-nomadic people who still practice the ancient art of eagle hunting A woman (left) from the Mwila tribe in Angola, gold vermeil earrings gold plated jewellery jewellery a farming culture who keep animals such as fowls, goat and cattle.
With the looted funds and a loyal following, Najib, gold plated jewellery could become the new "emir" of Islamic State in Southeast Asia following the death of Isnilon Hapilon in the battle for Marawi, security analysts say.
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