Bracelet with Antique Caramel and Vermilion White Hearts and a Single Turquoise Blue Chevron with Turquoise Clasp

This bracelet connects antique caramel and vermilion white hearts with a single turquoise blue chevron bead. The red beads are called white hearts because their core is white. Antique (19th-20th century) white hearts are becoming truly scarce. These white hearts offer a rich, expressive quality, blending shades of caramel and vermilion. They are slightly larger than previous caramel-colored beads. (White heart bead size: 0.35-0.5 cm) The turquoise blue bead is an antique Venetian chevron bead. It features a four-layer structure. The term "chevron" in English means "mountain shape" (in Italian, it's called "rosetta"). Revered as the nobility of beads, they hold significant value and meaning. Turquoise blue chevron beads, in particular, are rare and difficult to acquire! The golden bead 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 state of Orissa in India. The charm near the clasp is also old brass from India. Each small Karen silver bead near the clasp is individually stamped! It’s almost mind-boggling to think that all this is done by hand... ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This is silver crafted by the mountain tribes living in Thai-Burma. Each piece is handmade, and it is said to have very high purity. The clasp is made of turquoise. (Turquoise bead size: 1.2 cm diameter) Connected with waxed cord, it may feel a little stiff at first, but will become supple with wear. The simple design allows you to fully appreciate the inherent power of the materials! Size Length: Approximately 19 cm (when laid flat) Inner circumference: Approximately 17.2 cm Materials: Glass, old Orissa brass, waxed cord, Karen silver, silver, turquoise