Pendant Top with Saint's Beads, Plump Bells, Lapis Lazuli, and Afghan Metal

This is a pendant top crafted by connecting Saint's beads, plump bells, lapis lazuli, and Afghan metal. The main bead, also known as the "Saint's bead," is from Bohemia and dates back to the early 20th century. While it appears a deep red in dimmer light, it transforms into a captivating, almost absorbing crimson under direct light. It is adorned with Arabic script. Please embrace the minor scratches as part of the charm and character of an antique bead. (Size: 3.4cm length x 2.8cm width) The bells are from Thailand, featuring a charmingly irregular, handmade aesthetic. They have been gathered abundantly to create a sense of volume. The sun-like metal piece is from the Kuchi tribe, originally used for decorative purposes. It has a slightly rounded form and is intricately detailed with delicate patterns. Two sizes of multi-faceted lapis lazuli have also been clustered together. The brass loop originates from India and features three distinct raised decorative elements. (Loop size: 0.9cm outer diameter, 0.6cm inner diameter) This pendant top possesses a commanding presence and is truly eye-catching. *Leather cord is not included. Please use your own leather cord or chain. Size Length: Approximately 6cm (including the loop) Weight: Approximately 15.9g Materials: Glass, Brass, Mixed Metal, Lapis Lazuli