**Originally Listed At $600**

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful silver cuff bracelet adorned with vibrant turquoise and coral set within protruding bezels. The dazzling piece presents a central turquoise stone of ovoid form flanked by a pair of ovoid coral inlays, as well as 2 additional turquoise stones of triangular form at each terminal. All of the bezels are surrounded by 2 bands of corded patterning, as is the periphery of the bracelet. A dozen circular appliques additionally adorn the piece. Size: 2.5" in diameter (6.4 cm); Size of interior: 2.25" in diameter (5.7 cm); Quality of silver: 92%; Weight: 132.6 grams

Provenance: private Morrison, Colorado, USA collection

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Wearable. "925" hallmark on interior for silver purity. Minor losses to 1 coral inlay. Expected softening of finer incised details, as well as a few nicks and light abrasions to silver. Otherwise, excellent with lovely patina.