| Banat | |
| Banat |
Florinaş - a single Habsburg gold florin set in gold and hung on black
velvet or silk ribbon. This fashion came from the Venetians. Conci - necklace made of coins worn in Banat. |
| Câmpia Banatului | Gold coin necklaces (salba de bani) covering whole front. This fashion is of Turkish, Austrian or French fashion. Coins also sewn onto ceapsa (bonnet) or worn as headband. |
| Crişana | |
| Maramureş, Oas, | Zagardane or lătiţare are worn. |
| Lăpuş | Strings of Venetian glass & coral beads. |
| North Transylvania | |
| Apuseni Mts. | Mining led to metal earrings, brooches, and salbas. |
| South Transylvania | |
| Alba | Silver necklaces are worn because there is processing of gold & silver in this area. |
| Bran | Headpins on the maramă. |
| Hunedoara also in Padureni | Tin or copper ornaments called balts. |
| Pădureni |
Strings of coral beads or necklace of coins, and a scalloped lătiţar. Piece of wire formed in circle, worn by women in Pădureni, which sits on nape of neck fixed with 3 threads called tin. |
| Târnave | Silver filigree ornaments on vălatori (hat), and rosettes made of gilded bronze and semi precious stones on belts and vălatori, plus large discs worn on chest. Rows of silver beads are worn. |
| Ţara Bârsei and Scheii Braşovului | Metal belt clasps. |
| Oltenia | |
| Muntenia | Latitar - headbands made of black velvet and decorated with beads are worn over maramă. |
| Moldavia - North | |
| Bucovina | Beaded band used as necklace, headband, girdle or hat decoration called "ghiordan or gherdan". |
| Moldavia - Central & South |
References
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