Bracelet with Antique Honey-Amber & Vermilion White Heart Beads and Rare Chevron Beads (Turquoise Clasp)

This is a bracelet crafted by connecting antique honey-amber and vermilion White Heart beads with rare Chevron beads. The red beads are called White Hearts because their core is white. Antique White Heart beads (19th-20th century) are becoming increasingly scarce. These White Hearts, a rich mix of honey-amber and vermilion hues, offer a wonderfully expressive quality. They are slightly larger than the previous honey-amber beads. (White Heart bead size: 0.35-0.5 cm) The bracelet features rare Chevron beads, each shaped like a small, rounded bun. These are antique Venetian beads, characterized by their unique four-layer structure. They are utterly charming, adorned with blue and green stripes. The term "Chevron" in English refers to a "zigzag" pattern (in Italian, they are called Rosetta). Revered as the "aristocracy of beads," they carry significant value and meaning. Additional blue and turquoise Chevron beads are connected near the clasp. The golden beads and the anchor-like charm next to the ancient agate are made of old Orissa brass. These are old and rare beads originating from the Orissa region of India. The charms near the clasp are also antique brass from India. Each small Karen silver bead near the clasp is individually engraved! The thought of each being meticulously handcrafted is truly awe-inspiring. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This silver is crafted by a hill tribe dwelling in Thailand and Burma. Each piece is handmade, and it is said to be of exceptionally high purity. The clasp is made of turquoise. (Turquoise size: 1.2 cm diameter) Connected with waxed cord, the bracelet may feel slightly stiff initially but will become supple with wear. Its simple design allows the inherent beauty of the materials to shine through. Size Length: Approximately 18.7 cm (when laid straight) Inner circumference: Approximately 16.8 cm Materials: Glass, old Orissa brass, waxed cord, Karen silver, silver, turquoise