Double strand necklace of ancient glazed crystal and ancient carnelian, old orissa brass, white and blue beads

A two-strand necklace that connects ancient glazed crystal, ancient carnelian, old orissa brass, white & blue beads, etc. Ancient crystals were excavated from Afghanistan. It dates back to Roman times about 1500 years ago. It is glazed and has indigo spots. Beautiful beads created by nature and humans. The distorted shape is also adorable! (Ancient glazed crystal size: length 0.7 cm, width 0.8 cm, thickness 0.7 cm) The orange beads are ancient carnelian excavated from Afghanistan. A beautiful small carnelian with a dark color and glossy. The blue beads are antique beads called Indo-Pacific beads. Indo-Pacific beads are said to have originated in the 2nd century BC. This bead is excavated from Indonesia. What is your age? It's around the 10th century, so it's a bead over 1000 years ago! The size and color of the grains are uneven, and you will never get tired of seeing them. The white beads are Indian old seed beads. The worn texture is a unique taste that has been worn for many years. (19th-20th century) I wash it, but as I wear it, it turns white like white porcelain. We hope you enjoy the change over time. (Bead size: 1.5-3mm) The golden beads and the small charm next to the ancient carnelian are old orissa brass. An old and rare bead from Orissa, India. The round charm near the clasp is also made of old brass from India. Small Karen Silver beads are engraved one by one! It's mind-boggling to think that everything is done by hand... The curved clasp is also Karen Silver. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ It is Silver made by hill tribes living in Tyre Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to be very pure. By twisting it, you can make an expression. It's tied with a wax drawstring, so it's a little stiff at first, but it becomes more supple as you wear it. It is a necklace that sticks to all materials. size Length: about 43.5m (in a straight line) Materials: glass, ancient glazed crystal, ancient carnelian, Karen Silver, old orissa brass, wax cord