Jewelry Technology in the Ancient & Medieval World.

The article reviews *Jewelry Technology in the Ancient & Medieval World* by Dr. Jack Ogden, which examines the development of jewelry-making techniques from the Early Bronze Age to around 1500 CE. The book covers a wide range of topics including materials, workshop practices, and methods such as wire making, soldering, granulation, and casting, supported by historical texts and practical experiments. While richly illustrated and informative, the review notes some issues with provenance of images, occasional technical inconsistencies, and light editorial oversight. The publication aims to stimulate further research and discussion in the field of historical jewelry technology.