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This is an extremely rare tairona gold pendant. This belongs in a museum. These are extremely rare and only seen in museums as artifacts. Tairona gold casting (c. 1000-1500 CE) from northern Colombia is renowned for producing highly detailed, three-dimensional, and often hollow figurines and pendants using the lost-wax technique with tumbaga (a gold-copper alloy) . These artifacts often depict shamans, leaders, or deity figures, characterized by elaborate headdresses, animalistic masks, and intricate adornments.