璎珞、项链是辽代墓葬中常见的饰物,目前所见,均出于契丹人的墓葬中。通常由琥珀,或是玛瑙管、镂空金属球以及其他坠饰穿连制作,色彩艳丽夺目,早、中、晚墓葬中皆有出土,而且其佩戴、使用不仅仅限于女性,男性也有使用。这与唐、宋风习颇为不同。本文将依据考古出土材料,对辽代的璎珞、项链及其盛行原因做初步探讨。早期璎珞、项链主要见于内蒙古吐尔基山墓、耶律羽之墓及辽宁法库叶茂台7号墓。内蒙古科尔沁左翼后旗吐尔基山辽初墓葬年轻女性墓主胸前佩戴的一挂,由玛瑙 Ying Luo, necklace is a common ornaments in the Liao Dynasty tombs, currently seen, are out of Khitan people’s tombs. Usually made of amber, or agate tube, hollow metal balls and other pendants are made in tandem with colorful and eye-catching features. There are unearthed tombs of early, middle and late nights, and their use is not limited to females and males. This is quite different from the Tang and Song styles. This article will be based on archaeological unearthed material, on the Liao Dai Ying Luo, necklaces and their prevailing reasons to do a preliminary discussion. Early Ying Luo, necklaces are mainly seen in Inner Mongolia Tuer Ji mountain tombs, the tomb of Yelv Yu and Law Faku Yemaotai No. 7 tomb. Inner Mongolia Horqin left flank Banner Turki Hill early tomb young female tomb owner wearing a hanging from the agate