Weighing silver before making jewelry. Although silver jewelry making is known as a traditional craft of the Nung ethnic minority group in Hoang Su Phi district, only few people know how to carve antique patterns on silver jewelry (Photo: VNA) 
Chang Thanh To at work (Photo: VNA) 
A step to shape silver (Photo: VNA) 
Laminating silver to make jewelry (Photo: VNA) 
Shaping a fish (Photo: VNA) 
Jewelry in the shapes of fish, bird and crab is popular for the Nung in Hoang Su Phi (Photo: VNA) 
Chang Thanh To engraves patterns on a bracelet with the help of his wife (Photo: VNA) 
He uses pine resin for shaping (Photo: VNA) 
Children in the village watch while To is working (Photo: VNA) 
A traditional necklace of the Nung made by To (Photo: VNA) 
Another beautiful jewelry made by To (Photo: VNA) 
It takes To weeks to make such a sophisticated brooch (Photo: VNA) 
A relative of To sells his jewelry in the local market of Vinh Quang district (Photo: VNA) 
To's jewelry lures Nung women going to the market (Photo: VNA) 
A child cap with hundreds of details made by To (Photo: VNA) 
Nung people wear jewelry not only in festive events but while working as well (Photo: VNA) VNA
