Bracelet with Peacock Quartz, Abundant Stone Beads, Roman Glass, Green-Blue Beads, Textured Brass, and Ethnic Bell

This bracelet is crafted by connecting peacock quartz, abundant stone beads, Roman glass, green-blue beads, textured brass, and an ethnic bell. The centerpiece is the peacock quartz, resembling a raw stone. These stone beads are beautiful and mystical, with inclusions that look like moss or clouds within their transparency. (Peacock Quartz Size: 1.5cm length, 1.3cm width) The deep green, square-shaped Roman glass dates back to the Roman Empire (27 BCE – 395 CE). As it is an antique piece, there are minor chips. Garnet, amethyst, and moss agate, cut into abundant shapes, are incorporated. Flat, round moss agate and faceted round stones, along with square garnets, are scattered throughout. The textured beads are brass beads crafted by the Benin people of Africa. They feature incredibly intricate detailing! The green-blue beads are antique beads known as Indopacific beads. The origin of Indopacific beads is said to date back to the 2nd century BCE. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to around the 10th century – over 1000 years old! The bells are components from the Kuchi tribe of Afghanistan, once part of decorative items, and these are old pieces. The clasp is an S-hook, allowing for versatile wear. Size: Length: Approximately 18.7cm (laid flat) Inner Circumference: Approximately 17.3cm Materials: Peacock Quartz, Garnet, Amethyst, Moss Agate, Brass, Mixed Metals, Wire