Bracelet with Roman Glass, Japanese Vintage Beads, Abundant Apatite, Green-Blue Beads, Speckled Brass, and Ethnic Bells

A bracelet crafted by connecting Roman glass, Japanese vintage beads, abundant apatite, green-blue beads, speckled brass, and ethnic bells. The elongated beads are Roman glass, dating back to the Roman Empire era (27 BCE - 395 CE). As these are antique pieces, minor chips and internal striations may be present, but they do not affect everyday wear. (Roman Glass Size: 1.9cm width, 0.7cm height) The small, faceted beads are Japanese vintage beads, with their exact era unknown but estimated to be over 50 years old. They showcase a beautiful gradation from a chic sax blue to clear. Abundant apatite stones, featuring faceted cuts, add a touch of elegance. Their muted tones create a sophisticated color palette. The green-blue beads are antique beads known as Indo-Pacific beads, with origins tracing back to the 2nd century BCE. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to approximately the 10th century, making them over 1000 years old. The speckled beads are brass beads crafted by the Benin people of Africa. The rectangular, faceted brass beads were found amongst components used to string antique Venetian beads. The bells are from the Kuchi tribe, originally used as decorative ornaments, and are also old pieces. The disc-shaped brass pieces are sourced from India. A toggle clasp with a hexagonal design and dot pattern has been used for closure. This bracelet features eye-catching muted greens and blues. Size: Total Length: Approximately 20.1cm (when laid flat) Inner Circumference: Approximately 17.7cm Materials: Glass, Brass, Mixed Metals, Wire