Palestinian artisans have crafted an array of exquisite silver jewelry - including bracelets, necklaces, chokers, and rings - that has adorned the region's villagers and Bedouins for centuries. Much like the traditional embroidery, these jewelry pieces reflect distinct regional influences, such as the ornate coin halos (saffeh) adorning women's headdresses (smadeh). The coins themselves span eras, from the British Mandate to the Turkish rule. Beyond personal adornments, Palestinian silversmiths also produce an array of cast-metal items, including intricate kohol (mascara) jars, elaborate oil lamps, religious icons, and decorative vases. For those captivated by ethnic art and jewelry, the myriad shops across Palestine, even in modern shopping malls, offer a wealth of these timeless, culturally-rich creations.