Bracelet with Antique Amber Mix White Hearts and a Single Turquoise Blue Chevron (Turquoise Clasp)

This bracelet connects antique amber-toned mixed white hearts with a single turquoise blue chevron bead. The red beads are called "white hearts" because their core is white. Antique (19th-20th century) white hearts are becoming truly rare. These are expressive white hearts, mixed with amber tones. They are slightly larger than previous amber-toned beads. (White heart bead size: 0.35-0.45cm) The turquoise blue bead is an antique Venetian chevron bead. It features a four-layer structure. The word "chevron" in English means "mountain shape." (In Italian, it is called "rosetta.") These beads are considered the "nobility of beads," holding significant value and meaning. Turquoise blue chevron beads, in particular, are scarce and difficult to obtain! The golden beads and the anchor-like charm next to the ancient agate are old Orissa brass. These are old and rare beads from the state of Orissa in India. The charm near the clasp is also old brass from India. Each small Karen silver bead near the clasp is individually stamped! The thought that each one is done by hand is quite something... ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This is silver crafted by a hill tribe living in Thai Burma. It is handmade, one by one, and said to have very high purity. The clasp is made of turquoise. (Turquoise bead size: 1.2cm diameter) Connected with waxed cord, it may feel slightly stiff at first, but will become supple with wear. The simple design allows you to fully appreciate the inherent power of the materials! Size Length: Approximately 19.8cm (when laid straight) Inner circumference: Approximately 18cm Materials: Glass, old Orissa brass, waxed cord, Karen silver, silver, turquoise