A Metal Bracelet Featuring Diverse Old Afghan Metals, Chains, Old Coins, Wedding Beads, and Ethnic Bells

This is a metal bracelet crafted by connecting a variety of old Afghan metals, chains, old coins, wedding beads, and ethnic bells. It features an S-shaped piece with green embellishments, a sun-like charm, a plump piece adorned with a floral pattern, a paisley-shaped component, and bells from the Kuchi tribe, which were once used as decorative items. Each element carries the unique character of its past use. Chains of varying hues are also intertwined. All these components were once part of decorative items and are now vintage pieces. (Size of the green-embellished piece: 3.6cm width, 1.3cm height) The piece stamped with "25" is likely a Turkish coin, featuring a crescent moon and star on the reverse, dated 1991. (Size of the old coin: 1.8cm diameter) The green wedding beads, also known as "light bulb beads" or "teardrop beads," date back to the early 20th century. As these are vintage items, minor scratches may be visible, but we encourage you to embrace these imperfections as part of their antique charm! (Size of the wedding bead: 1.3cm height, 0.9cm diameter) The clasp is made of Karen silver. As the parts gently collide, they create a soft, rattling melody. This bracelet offers a unique charm, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of aged metals. Size Length: Approximately 19.8cm (when laid flat) Inner circumference: 18.1cm Materials: Mixed metals, Karen silver, glass