Deadstock bells and ethnic bells, blue antique bead earrings

These earrings are made from deadstock bells, ethnic bells, and blue beads. The bells are dead stock items. These were delivered from Lhasa, Tibet. I think it probably came from China, or maybe it was made in Tibet for the Chinese market. The character for "king" can be seen on the tiger's face, and the character for "fortune" can be seen at the top. Although you can see modern ones as well, this is an old bell and its wear gives it a very nice atmosphere. It has a nice crisp sound. *Some rust is visible. (Bell size: length 1.5cm width 1.1cm thickness 1cm including metal parts) The small bells are parts of the Kuchi people of Afghanistan. They were attached to ornaments and are also ancient. Sometimes the bell may move backwards, but you can fix it by stroking it. The blue beads are antique beads called Indian Pacific beads. The origin of Indo-Pacific beads is said to date back to the 2nd century BC. These beads were excavated in Indonesia. They date back to the 10th century, making them over 1,000 years old! These earrings have an ethnic feel and a fun tone to them. [You can change it!] Hook-shaped earrings Screw-on Clip-On(with silicone rubber earring covers!) Length: Approx. 3.4cm (including metal fittings) Weight: Approximately 3.3g each (approximately 6.6g together) Material: Brass, glass, mixed metal