Karen Silver Bell and Crazy Mix Antique Venetian Beads, Turquoise Bracelet

This is a vibrant bracelet featuring a Karen silver bell at the top, mixed with various antique Venetian beads, Karen silver beads, and turquoise. The glass beads used are antique beads from Venice, dating back to the 19th and 20th centuries. Let's introduce the beads with names! The red, muted pink, and yellow beads are called White Hearts. The deep red ones are "Kinaka" White Hearts. (19th-20th century) They are named this because the core is white. "Kanne beads" are beads with striped patterns. The white with pink stripes is particularly lovely! The multi-colored, blue, and turquoise blue beads are called Chevron beads. Chevron beads mean "mountain shape" in English. (In Italian, they are called Rosetta.) They are considered the nobility of beads, holding a precious and significant meaning. The pink ones are Pink Masai. They are called this because the Masai people favored them. Round turquoise beads with cuts have been added. The central bell features floral engravings on the top and bottom. It jingles with a charming sound. (Bell size: 0.9 cm diameter) The square beads with floral engravings, the small beads in between, the tiny charm, and the clasp are all made of Karen silver. The clasp is also engraved with a floral motif. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This silver is crafted by a mountain ethnic group living in Thailand and Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to have a very high purity. While the color palette is diverse and lively, this bracelet offers an antique charm that is delightful to behold and never gets tiresome! We can also adjust the size, so please feel free to contact us. Length: Approximately 20.3 cm (when laid straight) Inner circumference: 18.6 cm Materials: Glass, Karen Silver, Silver, Turquoise, Wire