Bracelet with Dutch Delft, Botanical Karen Silver, Lapis Lazuli Beads, Gooseberry, and Square Clear Beads

This bracelet is crafted by connecting Dutch Delft beads, botanical Karen silver pieces, lapis lazuli beads, gooseberry beads, and square clear beads. The beads with a blue pattern on a white, porcelain-like oval body are called Dutch Delft beads. These are antique beads from Venice, dating back to the 19th century. They possess a pure and charming aesthetic, with a delightfully plump and delicate appearance. (Width: 1.1cm, Diameter: 0.8cm) The transparent beads are antique beads from Venice or England, from the 19th to 20th centuries. They were used as weights at the ends of wooden antique bobbins. These beads have a charming, dice-like shape. The deep lapis lazuli beads are antique beads from Venice, from the 19th to 20th centuries. At first glance, they may appear black, but under light, their captivating blue hue becomes apparent. They are truly exquisite! Antique beads called "gooseberry" beads, featuring white stripe patterns, have been incorporated. These are from the 19th to 20th centuries and are named so due to their resemblance to the fruit of the currant bush. The charms of flowers, leaves, buds, bud-like beads, and the toggle clasp are all made from Karen silver. Small Karen silver beads are interspersed between the larger beads. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This silver is crafted by the hill tribes living in Tai-Burma. Each piece is handmade and is said to have a very high purity. This bracelet offers a celebration of the diverse expressions of glass, evoking a sense of quiet elegance amidst its vibrancy. Size: Length: Approximately 17.6cm (when laid straight) Inner circumference: Approximately 15.8cm Materials: Glass, Karen Silver, Silver, Wire