Double bracelet of Mizoram carnelian, ancient crystal, Roman glass, green seed beads, green agate, and old Indian Silver charm.

A double bracelet made of Mizoram carnelian, ancient crystal, Roman glass, green seed beads, green agate, and old Indian Silver charms. The clasp is decorated with an antique Indian Silver charm. This was made in the 19th to early 20th century. I think wearing it a lot will give it a unique shine. The one depicted in the center is Lord Shiva (Bel paper). (Top size: 1.6cm long x 1.3cm wide, including the ring.) The orange beads are Mizoram carnelian. This is a heirloom item from around the 18th century that arrived from the eastern state of Mizoram in India. The calm orange color is attractive. The ancient crystals came from Pakistan. It dates back to the Roman era, about 1500 years ago. Although there are some scratches, it is a crystal with a rich taste. The long, slender Roman glass used to be a ring-shaped bangle that was chipped and turned into a piece of glass, which was then polished and made into a hole. So it's a little curved. The green beads are old Indian seed beads. Each grain is uneven and a little rough, but it has been worn for many years. (circa 19th-20th century) The dull golden beads are old Orissa brass. These are old brass beads from Orissa, India. These are very rare metal beads. The round beads are green agate. Each grain has a different color. The clasp and small beads are Karen Silver. All are engraved. ◇Karen Silver ◇ Tire is Silver made by hill tribes living in Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to be extremely pure. It's tied together with a rowing cord, so it's a little stiff at first, but it becomes supple as you wear it. A breather that allows you to enjoy a variety of greens. size Approximately 19.2cm in a straight line Inner diameter is approximately 17.5cm Materials: Glass, Mizoram carnelian, ancient crystal, green agate, old Orissa brass, Karen Silver, Silver, Roubiki string