Earrings with Indian pewter resembling yarn balls, blue antique beads, and small Indian bells

These are earrings connecting Indian pewter resembling yarn balls, blue antique beads, and small Indian bells. The yarn ball-like beads are pewter (a metal primarily composed of tin) from India. Karen silver beads are placed above and below the pewter. These are small yet have a substantial feel. (Pewter size: 0.7cm height, 0.9cm width) The small bells are Indian silver. While the bells themselves do not ring, they create a gentle chiming sound as they brush against the pewter. The blue beads are antique beads called Indopacific beads. The origin of Indopacific beads dates back to the 2nd century BC. These particular beads are excavated artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to approximately the 10th century, meaning they are over 1000 years old! The double-helix rings are Karen silver. ◇Karen Silver◇ This silver is crafted by a hill tribe living in Thailand and Burma. Each piece is handmade, and it is said to have very high purity. The French hooks are silver. They are stamped with "925," indicating sterling silver. Despite being metal, these small earrings exude a sense of warmth. 【Customization Available!】 Hook earrings Screw-on earrings (not silver. Silicone rubber covers will be provided.) Size Length: Approximately 3.5cm (including the hook part). Weight: Approximately 2.5g per earring (approximately 5g for both). Materials: Indian pewter, Indian silver, glass, Karen silver, silver