Ancient Burmese Thousand-Year Bronze Alloy Bracelet - Bangle - Set of 4

Antique Burmese Bronze Alloy Bracelets. Bangles. Possessing a texture akin to K-gold. These antique metal artifacts originate from within stupas. Many metal objects retrieved from stupas exhibit severe oxidation. Prior to being brought to Taiwan for sale by antique dealers, they underwent restoration. The outermost layer of oxidized corrosion, accumulated over the years, has been meticulously hand-polished away. A major distributor mentioned that these antique bracelets are worn by both men and women in Burma. Men's sizes tend to be larger. The age is estimated to be a thousand years. However, based on my personal experience collecting and researching old Tibetan heavenly bronze artifacts, I would conservatively estimate their age to be around 300-500 years. Later, I acquired another batch of unearthed bronze rings in their original state. From the red and yellow rust spots on the base layer to the green patina on the exterior. After discussing with Brother Dai, who possesses considerable expertise in bronze artifacts from the Chinese Imperial Historical Relics Association, it has been confirmed that these are bronze rings with a history of at least a thousand years. Inner circumference: ranging from 18 cm to 19.5 cm Suitable sizes for women. If these were Tibetan heavenly bronze artifacts. A single bronze ring could easily cost tens of thousands. Price per bronze ring. ***************************** A side note..... These bracelets evoke a sense of... reminiscent of... Stephen Chow's film - "Kung Fu Hustle" featuring "Hong's Iron Wire Fist" and "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons" with its "Unfixed Flying Rings." ***************************** Type A Inner diameter approx: 6.36 cm Inner circumference: 19.5 cm Type B Inner diameter approx: 5.78 cm Inner circumference: 18 cm Type C Inner diameter approx: 6.13 cm Inner circumference: 19 cm Type D Inner diameter approx: 6.18 cm Inner circumference: 19 cm 3600-114.05.01