Earrings with Old Afghan Metal, Antique Blue and Indigo Blue Beads, and Indian Silver Bells

These earrings are crafted by connecting old Afghan metal, antique blue and indigo blue beads, and Indian silver bells. The conical component is a metal piece from Afghanistan. It shows some wear but features an etched design resembling plants. The wear on the metal gives it a unique, cool character! This piece was originally part of ornamentation and is an old item. Its hollow interior means it's lighter than it looks. (Conical metal part dimensions: 2.5 cm length, 1.2 cm diameter) The blue and indigo blue beads are antique beads known as "Indo-Pacific beads." The origin of Indo-Pacific beads dates back to the 2nd century BC. These specific beads are unearthed artifacts from Indonesia, dating back to approximately the 10th century—over 1000 years old! Small bells made of Indian silver have been added. (They do not chime.) The French hook is stamped with "925," indicating it's made of silver. The floral component is also silver. These plump, ribbed beads are handmade silver beads, each crafted individually. The double spiral ring and small beads are Karen Silver. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ This silver is made by the mountain tribes living in Thailand and Burma. Each piece is handmade, and it is said to have very high purity. These earrings allow you to enjoy an ethnic feel with a silver base. Size Length: Approximately 6.4 cm (including the earring findings) Weight: Approximately 3.4 g per earring (approximately 6.8 g for both) Materials: Mixed metal, Indian silver, silver, glass