Necklace
Art historian and jewellery collector Marjan Unger commissioned this necklace incorporating pieces of her mother’s jewellery. Jewels that would otherwise never be worn again form a new entity in the pendant. Through this kind recycling emotions and memories continue to play an important role. By actively re-using existing components instead of new materials the ‘old’ jewels retain their identity.
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Necklace
Art historian and jewellery collector Marjan Unger commissioned this necklace incorporating pieces of her mother’s jewellery. Jewels that would otherwise never be worn again form a new entity in the pendant. Through this kind recycling emotions and memories continue to play an important role. By actively re-using existing components instead of new materials the ‘old’ jewels retain their identity.
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Gift of Marjan and Gerard Unger, Bussum
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Schenking van Marjan en Gerard Unger, Bussum
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Art historian and jewellery co ...... jewels retain their identity.
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Marjan Unger, kunsthistorica e ...... ieraden nog steeds herkenbaar.
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BK-2010-2-486
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Rijksmuseum
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Halssieraad
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Necklace
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created
1998
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1998
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hanger aan collier breedte 6,4 cm
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hanger aan collier gewicht 112,4 gr
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hanger aan collier hoogte 15,5 cm
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height 15.5 cm
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weight 112.4 gr
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width 6.4 cm
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Collectie: juwelen
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Collection: jewellery
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