A slave bracelet featuring a sterling silver 925 bangle and ring connected as one.
Its cuteness needs no explanation. Such an enchanting jewelry design.
The chain, which draws the eye as it flows from the wrist to the fingertip, and the turquoise flowers make it truly spectacular. This is what it means to be captivated.
The use of turquoise, the petal-like bezels, and the spherical adornments are reminiscent of Native American jewelry, such as that of the Navajo or Zuni people.
It is an artisanal piece of jewelry where every detail—not just the chains, but the individual components—shows a meticulous commitment to design. I believe it dates back to the 70s or 80s.
Slave bracelets are said to have their roots in traditional adornments from the Middle East, India, and North Africa,
with a structure that connects to belly dancing costumes and Indian wedding jewelry.
While the term "slave" is controversial, I have used it here as it is the established name for this genre of jewelry.
They are also sometimes called harness bracelets.
It is said that they became popular during the hippie and bohemian cultural movements of the 70s.
Beyond the history behind it, the presence it commands when worn is simply overwhelming.
I found this last winter and kept it aside to release in the spring, but I honestly wonder when I will ever encounter another one like it.
If this speaks to you, please take this opportunity to make it yours.
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material - Material: sterling silver 925 and turquoise
size - Size: Bangle inner circumference 16.2cm, can be opened and closed securely
model wrist - Model's wrist: 14cm / 16cm
Ring size: JP 15 / EU 56
adjustable size. Please see the last photo
weight - Weight: 34.8g
condition - Condition: No issues
