Indigo blue mix antique beads and drops ancient amethyst, ancient crystal, old Indian Silver charm, old Chinese Silver and Orissa brass delicate bracelet

This delicate bracelet is made with Indigo blue mix antique beads, ancient amethyst, ancient crystal, old Indian Silver charms, old Chinese Silver and Orissa bras. The teardrop-shaped ancient amethyst was excavated in Afghanistan and dates back to the Roman period, about 1,500 years ago. This amethyst has a gentle purple hue. It has a beautiful, smooth teardrop shape. There are crystals and small scratches inside, but when you think about how it has aged, they make it even more endearing. (Size of ancient amethyst: length 1.3cm, width 1cm, thickness 0.5cm) The round ancient crystals came from Pakistan and date back to the Roman period, about 1500 years ago. There are some scratches, but that's all part of the appeal of this crystal. Beads such as Indigo blue are antique beads called Indo-Pacific beads. The origin of Indo-Pacific beads is said to be in the 2nd century BC. These beads were excavated in Indonesia. They date back to the 10th century, making them over 1000 years old! If you look closely you can see a variety of blues. The charm on the clasp is antique Indian Silver, made in the 19th or early 20th century. I think that by wearing it a lot, a unique shine will emerge. Depicted in the centre is Bhumiyaraj, a legendary hero from Rajasthan, India, riding a horse. It is decorated with teardrop-shaped items along with teardrop-shaped ancient amethyst. (Size: 1.8cm length x 1.2cm width (including loop)) The vase-shaped part that holds the ancient amethyst and ancient crystal is old Chin Silver. It is a heirloom from the 18th to 19th century. It was brought from Burma. These beads were used by Chin women to make necklaces and have a unique look of wear and tear and lovely scratches. The weight and presence of these beads cannot be compared to modern Silver(although there are some cool modern ones out there...). These beads are really rare and expensive! The small anchor-like charm with golden beads and ancient crystals is old Odissa glass. It is an old and rare bead from Odisha, India. The bent clasp and the beads on the ring are made of Karen Silver. Each small Karen Silver bead on the clasp is engraved! It's mind-boggling to think that it's all done by hand... ◇Karen Silver ◇ This Silver is made by the hill tribes living in Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to be of very high purity. It is connected with waxed string, so it is a little stiff at first, but it will become more flexible as you wear it. This bracelet becomes even more attractive when held up to the light. size Length: Approx. 18cm (in a straight line) Inner diameter is about 16.8cm Materials: ancient amethyst, ancient crystal, old Indian Silver, glass, Karen Silver, old Chin Silver, old Orissa brazil, waxed string