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This image depicts three distinct jewelry items displayed within a museum-style glass case, likely located at the Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia (MAE) da USP in São Paulo, Brazil. The items rest on a dark grey surface, beneath which mirrored Portuguese text is visible through the glass, indicating informational labeling (phrases like "objeto," "povo," "indígenas," and "amazônica" are discernable). The displayed items are: 1. A necklace, intricately crafted with alternating segments of small blue and light brown/gold beads. It features two prominent, smooth oval turquoise-blue beads at its center, flanked by two cylindrical beads with yellow and white patterns. The necklace is secured with a silver-toned hook-and-eye clasp at the top. 2. A large, curved C-shaped object, resembling a polished tusk or bone, in an off-white or ivory color. This item is adorned with four decorative silver-toned metal bands featuring elaborate, openwork designs, evenly spaced along its length. 3. Two identical silver-toned cufflinks, each set with a single oval, dark blue cabochon stone. Both cufflinks are presented on thin, clear plastic risers.
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