old Indian Silver top, Tuareg Silver, ancient agate, mizoram carnelian, Tibetan turquoise, jet black bead necklace

A necklace that connects old Indian Silver top, Tuareg Silver, ancient agate, mizoram carnelian, Tibetan turquoise, jet black beads, and Karen Silver. The top part is antique Indian Silver. It was made in the 19th and early 20th century. I think that a unique shine will appear by wearing a lot. In the center is Bhumiaraj, the legendary hero of Rajasthan, India, on horseback. (Top size: 2.5 cm long, 1.6 cm wide, including the ring part.) The bell-like parts on the side of the top are also old Silver from India. The Silver beads that are missing in the center and have a bulge are the old Silver beads of the Tuareg, a nomadic tribe in the Sahara Desert of Africa. The orange beads in the center and near the clasp are Mizoram carnelian. It is a handed-down item from around the 18th century that arrived from Mizoram, eastern India. There are scratches, etc., but it is a very tasty bead including it. The beautiful striped beads are ancient agate from Afghanistan. It is over 1200 years old. It is translucent and shows a beautiful expression when held up to the light. I have old scars, but when and where did they get what? ? It's fun to think about it. Jet black beads are Venetian antique beads. (19th-20th century) Each grain has a different shape and size, and each grain has its own taste. Disc-shaped turquoise is not old, but Tibetan turquoise. It's green and beautiful turquoise. The golden beads are old orissa brass. An old and rare bead from Orissa, India. Small Karen Silver beads are engraved one by one! It's mind-boggling to think that everything is done by hand... The clasp is also Karen Silver. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ It is Silver made by hill tribes living in Tyre Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to be very pure. A romantic necklace from various materials, eras, and countries. size Length: about 44.5cm (in a straight line) Material old Indian Silver, old Silver, ancient agate, mizoram carnelian, Tibetan turquoise, old orissa brass, Karen Silver, wire