Set of yellow and green enameled silver ornaments, Morocco, Western Anti-Atlas, Tiznit region, 19th - 20th century- Pair of half-moon temple ornaments with red and green glass cabochons and pendants finished with red or openwork silver beads, Diameter: 9 cm- two elements of head adornment, one with chains of fine links, enameled elements and coin pendants, Length: 57.5 cm, the other formed of a chain rhythmed with enameled cones, Length: 57 cm- square pectoral ornament pendant with red glass cabochon, coin pendants and flanked by two chain elements finished with enameled triangles, Length: 28 cm- open bracelet with engraved decoration, niellé, enamelled, studded and set with a cabochon of red glass paste, Diameter: 5.5 cm- pair of triangular fibulas with dotted decoration said of the worm tawka, enamelled domes and cabochons of red and black glass paste, Length: 23.3 cm . Three small enamelled silver pendants are attached, two of which are mounted as ear clips.