A traditional Moroccan Amazigh necklace, called "Baghdad" or "Southern Cross", is part of the traditional adornment in the Atlas and Sahara regions, especially among the Amazigh of southern Morocco, specifically the Tata and Oued Noun regions.Boghdad pendants are a distinctive form of adornment widely recognized in North West Africa, particularly among the people of South Morocco and Mauritania. However, their usage extends far beyond these regions, reaching into parts of Senegal, Mali, and other areas in West Africa. The origins of Boghdad pendants are shrouded in mystery, but they are believed to date back to the medieval African kingdoms, such as the Kingdom of Ghana. This ancient