Bracelet featuring Icicle Kyanite, Roman Glass & Antique Bohemian Beads, Granular Brass, Emerald Beads, Afghan Charms & Bells, and Blue-Green Agate

This bracelet is crafted by connecting Icicle Kyanite, Roman Glass, Antique Bohemian Beads, granular Brass beads, Emerald beads, Afghan charms and bells, and Blue-Green Agate. The centerpiece features the striking Icicle Kyanite. Its delicate coloration and decaying aesthetic create a captivating allure. The subtle blue-green hue reveals undertones of blue within. (Icicle Kyanite dimensions: 2.6cm length, 0.7cm width) The elongated beads are Roman Glass, dating back to the Roman Empire (27 BC - 395 AD). The tubular pieces, derived from bangle fragments, possess a gentle curvature. As antique pieces, they may exhibit minor chips, which do not affect their wearability. The clear, oval beads are early 20th-century Bohemian beads. Their patina of age adds a unique, profoundly atmospheric quality! (Bohemian bead dimensions: 0.9cm width, 0.7cm height) The granular beads are brass beads crafted by the Benin people of Africa. The emerald-blue beads are antique beads known as Indo-Pacific beads, with origins tracing back to the 2nd century BC. These particular beads are archaeological finds from Indonesia, dating as far back as the 10th century—over 1000 years old! The teardrop-shaped charms with chains are old Afghan pieces. The bells are from the Kuchi tribe, once used for adornment and also considered old. Rounded, lustrous Blue-Green Agate beads are strung together to complete the design. The clasp is an S-hook, allowing for versatile fastening. Size: Length: Approximately 19.5cm (when laid straight) Inner circumference: Approximately 18.2cm Materials: Kyanite, Glass, Brass, Mixed Metals, Blue-Green Agate, Wire