" XIX. BELTS AND GIRDLES, 159 RENAISSANCE JEWELLERY CHAPTER XX. ITALY, FIFTEENTH CENTURY, 166 " XXI. SIXTEENTH-CENTURY JEWELLERY (GENERAL), 177 " ITALY, SIXTEENTH CENTURY, 183 " XXII. GERMANY, THE LOW COUNTRIES, HUNGARY, 187 " XXIII. FRANCE--SPAIN, 199 " XXIV. ENGLAND (HENRY VIII--ELIZABETH), 206 " XXV. HEAD-ORNAMENTS, ENSEIGNES, AIGRETTES, HAIR-PINS, EARRINGS, 222 " XXVI. NECKLACES, NECK-CHAINS, AND COLLARS, 236 " XXVII. NECK-PENDANTS, 242 " XXIX. GIRDLES AND GIRDLE PENDANTS (MIRRORS, BOOKS, WATCHES, SCENT-CASES, AND POMANDERS), 270 LATER AND MODERN JEWELLERY CHAPTER XXX. SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY JEWELLERY (GENERAL), 276 " XXXI. SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY JEWELLERY (_contd._), 290 ENGLAND, SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, 299 " XXXII. EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY JEWELLERY, 307 " XXXIII. NINETEENTH-CENTURY JEWELLERY --THE MODERN REVIVAL, 325 " XXXIV. PEASANT JEWELLERY, 341 " XXXV. JEWELLERY IN PICTURES, 348 " XXXVI. FRAUDS AND FORGERIES, 355 " XXXVII. MEMENTO MORI, 363 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 371 INDEX, 381 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS B. M. = British Museum. V. and A. M. = Victoria and Albert Museum. _A page-number appended to a description indicates place of reference in the text._ I. SIXTEENTH-CENTURY PENDENT JEWELS OF ENAMELLED GOLD _Frontispiece_ 1. Pendant in the form of a Triton. Italian. (Marquess of Clanricarde.) _p. 249._ 2. Pendant in form of a winged dragon. Spanish. _p. 249._ (Louvre.) II. PHOENICIAN JEWELLERY _p. 8._ 1-8. From Cyprus and Sardinia. (B. M.) 1-4. Four gold earrings. _p. 9._ 1. Chrysalis form. 2-3. A pair: birds perched above a bushel of grain. 4. Long oval ring terminating with a cross. 5-6. Two necklaces with pendent heads in the Egyptian style, from Tharros in Sardinia. _p. 10._ 5. Beads of glass and gold. 6. Carnelian bugles. 7-8. Two seal pendants of silver, set with sard scarabs. 9. Ibero-Phoenician stone bust, known as the "Lady of Elché." _p. 9._ (Louvre.) (_Photo, Giraudon._)