Среднеазиатская серьга для носа - "исирга", "арабек". Северный Афганистан, таджики, 20 в.

Литература и аналоги:

1. Alfred Janata. Schmuck in Afganistan. / Janata A. - Graz: Akademische Druck – u. Verlagsanstalt, 1981. - s. 96, 109 (fig. 1).
2. Ethnic jewellery from Africa, Asia, and Pacific islands. - Amsterdam and Singapore: The Pepin Press, 2008. - p. 105.
3. Anne van Custem. A World of Head Ornaments. Africa, Asia, Oceania, America from Ghisels collection. / Anne van Custem – Milano: Scira Editore S.p.A. p. 82.
4. Г. П. Васильева. Туркменские женские украшения. Опыт картографирования : Советская этнография, 1973, №3, стр. 90-98

Rare Vintage Collectible Afghan Turkoman Tribal Nose Pin Stud

Afghanistan, Tajiks, 19 - first half of 20th century.

Such nose ornaments are widely distributed among the peoples of India and Afghanistan. In Northern Afghanistan, in addition to the Kuchi nomads, Turkmen, Uzbek and Tajik women also wear nose earrings. Nose earrings were also common among some Turkmen tribes living on the territory of Turkestan (modern-day Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Northern Tajikistan and southern Kazakhstan). Turkmen women wore them in their right nostril. In addition to the common name "arabek", Turkmens call them "everek" or "burunkhalka" [4].

References:

1. Alfred Janata. Schmuck in Afganistan. / Janata A. - Graz: Akademische Druck – u. Verlagsanstalt, 1981. - s. 96, 109 (fig. 1).
2. Ethnic jewellery from Africa, Asia, and Pacific islands. - Amsterdam and Singapore: The Pepin Press, 2008. - p. 105.
3. Anne van Custem. A World of Head Ornaments. Africa, Asia, Oceania, America from Ghisels collection. / Anne van Custem – Milano: Scira Editore S.p.A. p. 82.
4. G. P. Vasilieva. Turkmen women's jewelry. Mapping experience: Soviet Ethnography, 1973, no. 3, pp. 90-98