Pendant top with Georgian old silver, abundant Indian silver bells, old Afghan silver parts, and blue antique beads.

This is a pendant top strung together with Georgian old silver, abundant Indian silver bells, old Afghan silver parts, and blue antique beads. The large ladle-shaped part is a silver piece made in Georgia in the 1920s. It is decorated with a deep indigo blue, featuring floral and leaf patterns. It is said that pieces from before Georgia's integration into Russia exhibit strong ethnic characteristics. (Size of Georgian old silver: 6.1cm length, 1.9cm width) The paisley-shaped part is a silver piece from Afghanistan, created around the mid-20th century, or possibly even earlier. The fine scratches, characteristic of old silver, give it a wonderful patina. Abundant small Indian silver bells are added (they do not ring). The blue beads are antique beads called Indopacific beads. The origin of Indopacific beads dates back to the 2nd century BC. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to around the 10th century – over 1000 years old! The double spiral ring part is Karen silver. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This is silver crafted by the mountain tribes living in the Thai-Burma region. Each piece is handmade, and it is said to have a very high purity. Please thread it onto your favorite leather cord or chain. This pendant top offers a sense of volume while maintaining a delicate aesthetic. Size Length: Approximately 8.1cm (including the ring part). Weight: 13g Materials: Old Georgian silver, old Afghan silver, Indian silver, glass, Karen silver.