Post the best Bling of all times! All cultures and eras welcome.
I'll start, Sultan Mahmud I gun, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW2IDIDfHKY
>>1783086
Sutton Hoo shoulder clasps
The Cross of Cong from 12th Century Ireland
In Irish it's called "An Bacall Buí", "The Yellow Penis Bone"
This used to be blinged up. Ithe originally was covered in gold leaf, must have looked pretty dope
>>1783144
Son, if it is not made of solid gold/silver and full of jewels, it does not belong into this thread.
>Tassio chalice
Mughal saber
Yatagan
Dagger, Mughal India, Gold, watered Steel, rubies, emeralds, diamonds.
Ardagh Chalice, 8th century Ireland
Honours of Scotland - 15th century
Javanese belt, 9th-10th century AD
>>1783275
An armguard
>>1783278
A ceremonial bowl
>>1783280
A necklace
>>1783284
A cup
>>1783288
A bunch of stuff
>>1783290
An 11th century crown
Sri Lankan sword hilts
Chimor gold jewelry
Zhou dagger hilt
>>1783314
Another one
>>1783318
Han wine vessel
>>1783320
Korean incense burner, 6th century AD
>>1783326
Tang reliquary
Mughal necklace
>>1783336
Ming sword hilt
>>1783343
Ming or Tibetan saddle
>>1783340
>Mughal
Link very recommended if you are into jewels: http://www.reenaahluwalia.com/blog/2013/6/20/splendors-of-mughal-india-i
>>1783346
Some 18th century Qing jade carvings
>>1783354
Shah Jahan’s pet Falcon
>>1783357
>>1783360
>>1783363
That's actually his gold dagger. This (bottom) is the meteoric iron one.
>>1783368
It's durable and looks nice. A lot of cultures have valued it.
>>1783375
cool thx anon
>>1783387
just looks like a load of snot
'spose I've got the same mindset that the barbarians who sold amber to the Romans had though
Aztec ceremonial knife
>>1783405
Mosaic shield
>>1783408
Spooky skull
>>1783398
gold is a very valuable commodity
>>1783409
Anime skull
>>1783410
gold >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> jade
in terms of aesthetics
prove me wrong
>>1783414
Mixtec gold
>>1783415
i cant
>>1783414
>>1783409
are those teeth real?
fucking mexicans, cortez did nothing wrong
That black and gold inlay is the most aesthetic shit.
>>1783086
Qing Period liquor flasks in the shape of Chink Characters. 18th Century.
>>1783984
Ming Period "Wine Pot." Traditional Chinese Liquor like Sojiu or Bajiu is traditionally served warm, so you put this thing over a small flame to heat it up.
Also the style is "Antique Style" mimicking the aesthetics of earlier Chinese dynasties like the Han.
>>1783949
>play skyrim
>ebony armor no longer has gold accents
>>1783991
Swords of Rama III, King of Siam. Following the Japanese Craze in Thai sword design after the visit of a bunch of Nip mercenaries sent to assist Siam during its devastating war with Burma in the late 16th Century.
>>1784003
A Filipino (one of their tribes at least) gold-wire Baldric, worn by some noble to hang his sword on.
>>1784011
A Filipino double barreled, breach loading "Lantaka" (Cannon).
Maaaay stretch the definition of Bling but since warboats in pre-colonial Philippines were owned by chieftains, the possession of a cannon is seen as a status piece, and it was mounted on his personal longboat. The possession of an ornate cannon, even blinger.
>>1784050
Gustav Mahler's conductor's baton.
>>1784064
An Ottoman Writing Case from the 16th Century. Ink goes in big box, pen goes in long box.
>>1784083
An Ottoman Beer-Stein. 17th Century.
>>1784000
I liked Oblivion's weapons alot more overall. Especially ebony, steel, and silver.