Jadeite Roman glass, antique Bohemian beads, brass beads, excavated beads, Tibetan coral turquoise bracelet

This bracelet is made of jade-colored Roman glass, antique Bohemian beads, brass beads, excavated beads, Tibetan coral and turquoise. The long, thin jade-colored beads are Roman glass, a type of glass from the Roman Empire (27 BC - 395 AD). The tube-shaped ones are made from what used to be hoop-shaped bangles, so they are slightly curved. It's an old item so it has some small chips, but it won't affect normal use. The light blue bird shaped beads are also Roman glass. The clear, oval beads are Bohemian beads from the early 20th century. There are scratches due to aging, but even with these it has a really great feel! (Bohemia bead size: width 0.8cm, height 0.65cm) Tsubutsubu beads are brass beads made by the Benin people of Africa. It's crafted in such detail! The slight verdigris on it makes it look really cool! The disk-shaped beads with light blue and white spots are excavation beads. The silver beads excavated in Jenne, Republic of Mali, were originally all light blue but are now covered with patina (deposits). Some of the beads are silvered, making them beautiful and very tasteful. These are beads from around the 14th century. The salmon orange beads are coral from Tibet. Anything that is a little longer is not Tibetan coral. It is paired with a small disk-shaped turquoise. The clasp is an S-hook so you can wear it either way. This bracelet is made from a mix of various materials, including ancient glass, and can be enjoyed for all time. size Length: Approx. 19.7cm (straight) Inner diameter is about 18.4cm Material: Glass, Tibetan coral, coral, turquoise, brass, wire