The Brukenthal National Museum in Sibiu is exhibiting in Bucharest a collection of prehistoric, Roman and medieval gold, gilded silver and precious stones.
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The exhibition 'Brukenthal's Gold' presents a collection of prehistoric, Roman and medieval pieces, jewelry and cult objects made by Siberian goldsmiths. The collection includes over 2000 pieces, representing a priceless treasure trove of the history of precious metal working in Transylvania. The exhibition is curated by the manager of the Brukenthal National Museum, Alexandru Constantin Chituță.
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