Important "Mdamma" wedding belt in 750 thousandths rose gold, made up of seventeen articulated links, each engraved and openworked with foliage, the larger central link adorned with thirty round-cut white stones (one missing) and five oval or square-cut black stones, some hinges removable thanks to their engraved flower heads, allowing the length of the belt to be adjusted, hook clasp (restoration to the latter link, an additional link attached). 20th century Moroccan work. Link size: 6 x 5 cm - Main link size: 15 x 10 cm Length: 100 cm - Width: 10 cm Total gross weight: 390.6 g Note: the Mdamma is given to the bride, the equivalent of an engagement ring, to be worn on her wedding day, highlighting her traditional outfit, whether "caftan" or "takchita". Its richest central part, called "Fekroune" translating as "turtle", symbolizes good luck.