Antique Nepali Silver Turquoise & Coral Cuff Bracelet – Intricate Filigree Work (38 g)

$95.00
A beautifully made Nepali silver cuff bracelet, centered by an oval coral cabochon central stone. The stone is set into an intricately worked silver mount, while the sides of the cuff are inset with exceptionally fine and detailed old filigree work and Buddhist symbols, giving the bracelet a remarkable amount of visual complexity for its diminutive size. The bracelet is unmarked, as is common with traditional Himalayan jewelry, and has the handmade character expected of an older piece. The silver is slightly flexible, allowing the cuff to accommodate the wrist, and the open construction measures approximately 6½ inches across the interior including the ¾-inch opening. The band itself is approximately ¾-inch wide. At just 38 grams, it is an ideal and wearable example of this type. Coral is among the most characteristic materials encountered in Tibetan and Himalayan jewelry, frequently combined with elaborate silver settings and handwork. The quality of the small-scale filigree here is particularly appealing, with the intricate wirework inset into the sides rather than simply stamped or cast. Origin: Nepal / Himalayan region Date: Early to mid-20th century, possibly earlier Material: Silver Stones: Turquoise and coral cabochons Marks: Unmarked Weight: 38 grams Interior measurement: Approximately 6½ inches including ¾-inch opening Band width: Approximately ¾ inch Construction: Slightly flexible open cuff Condition: Very good antique condition, with age-appropriate surface wear. A particularly charming example of traditional Tibetan jewelry, especially, the remarkably intricate old filigree work incorporated into the sides. Price is firm. Please see other silver jewelry here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DCSILVERSHOP?ref=shop_sugg§ion_id=16957559 Or just browse around the shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/DCSILVERSHOP?ref=shop_sugg
A beautifully made Nepali silver cuff bracelet, centered by an oval coral cabochon central stone. The stone is set into an intricately worked silver mount, while the sides of the cuff are inset with exceptionally fine and detailed old filigree work and Buddhist symbols, giving the bracelet a remarkable amount of visual complexity for its diminutive size. The bracelet is unmarked, as is common with traditional Himalayan jewelry, and has the handmade character expected of an older piece. The silver is slightly flexible, allowing the cuff to accommodate the wrist, and the open construction measures approximately 6½ inches across the interior including the ¾-inch opening. The band itself is approximately ¾-inch wide. At just 38 grams, it is an ideal and wearable example of this type. Coral is among the most characteristic materials encountered in Tibetan and Himalayan jewelry, frequently combined with elaborate silver settings and handwork. The quality of the small-scale filigree here is particularly appealing, with the intricate wirework inset into the sides rather than simply stamped or cast. Origin: Nepal / Himalayan region Date: Early to mid-20th century, possibly earlier Material: Silver Stones: Turquoise and coral cabochons Marks: Unmarked Weight: 38 grams Interior measurement: Approximately 6½ inches including ¾-inch opening Band width: Approximately ¾ inch Construction: Slightly flexible open cuff Condition: Very good antique condition, with age-appropriate surface wear. A particularly charming example of traditional Tibetan jewelry, especially, the remarkably intricate old filigree work incorporated into the sides. Price is firm. Please see other silver jewelry here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DCSILVERSHOP?ref=shop_sugg§ion_id=16957559 Or just browse around the shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/DCSILVERSHOP?ref=shop_sugg