Mizoram carnelian and Roman glass, light blue seed beads, turquoise, African brass double strand necklace

A two-strand necklace that connects mizoram carnelian, Roman glass, light blue seed beads, turquoise, and African brass. Orange beads are Mizoram Carnelian. It is a handed-down item from around the 18th century that arrived from Mizoram, eastern India. There are scratches, etc., but it is a very tasty bead including it. (Mizorum carnelian size: 0.7cm in height and 0.8cm in width) The light blue beads are Indian old seed beads. Each piece is uneven and has been worn for many years. (19th-20th century) I have washed it, but I think it will become even more beautiful as I wear it. The elongated beads are Roman glass. Here, the ring-shaped bangle is chipped, and the glass fragment is polished and made a hole. So it's slightly curved. Each grain is different in shape and color. Since it is polished by hand, it has a handmade feel. The elongated tube-shaped Roman glass may turn whitish when dry, so applying a very small amount of baby oil to your hands will prevent them from drying out. The swirl beads are ethnic brass beads from Africa. Combined with a gentle shade of round turquoise. The golden beads are old orissa brass. An old and rare bead from Orissa, India. The round charm near the clasp is also an old one from India. The Silver beads and rings in between are Karen Silver. All are engraved with flower lover. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ It is Silver made by hill tribes living in Tyre Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to be very pure. It's tied with a wax cord, so it's a little stiff at first, but the more you wear it, the softer and more supple it becomes. We can also change the size, so please feel free to contact us. size Length: about 44cm (in a straight line) Materials: Mizoram carnelian, glass, old orissa brass, brass, turquoise, Karen Silver, wax string