Neck ring
Neck Rings
Introduction
Neck rings, also known as neck-rings, refer to any stiff form of jewelry worn as an ornament around the neck. Unlike loose necklaces, these are often rigid and culturally significant in various societies.
Historical and Cultural Significance
Neck rings have been part of many cultures and historical periods, worn by both men and women, serving as symbols of wealth, status, or cultural identity.
Types of Neck Rings
Torc
- The torc is a notable type of neck ring, typically heavy and valuable, and often open at the throat.
 - Associated with the European Iron Age, especially among the ancient Celts, torcs were primarily worn by men as status symbols.
 
Other Varieties
- Neck rings made from various materials including gold, silver, bronze, and even non-metallic substances.
 - Designs and symbolism vary significantly across different cultures and epochs.
 
Cultural and Ethnographic Perspectives
- In some cultures, neck rings are part of traditional attire or ritualistic dress.
 - Anthropological studies reveal diverse meanings and practices related to neck rings.
 
Artistic Representations
Art and literature from various periods depict neck rings, providing insights into their design, use, and cultural importance.
Manufacturing and Craftsmanship
- Traditional techniques for making neck rings varied, often reflecting advanced metallurgy and artistic skills of the time.
 - Modern recreations and interpretations continue to be popular in jewelry and fashion.
 
Exhibition and Preservation
- Many historical neck rings are exhibited in museums worldwide, showcasing their artistic and cultural value.
 - Preservation efforts focus on maintaining their condition and understanding their historical context.
 
Categories
References
- Johnson, M. (2022). Ancient Jewelry: The Cultural Significance of Torcs. Ancient Artifacts Journal.
 - Smith, L.A. (2021). Neck Rings in History and Culture. World Anthropology Review.
 - Greene, T. (2020). The Art and Craftsmanship of Neck Rings. Jewelry Through Ages..
 
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