Silver Bracelet from Morocco

This bracelet, composed of 2 parts joined by a hinge and closed by a pin, was worn by a woman of the Ida Ou Semlal tribe in the Anti-Atlas region of Morocco.
The bracelet is hand-engraved with geometric motifs. It is also decorated with two yellow and green enamel flowers with a red glass cabochon in the center (one of the cabochons is lost).
This bracelet opens wide. The pin is attached to the bracelet by a chain.

Condition: This bracelet is perfectly wearable. One glass cabochon is missing, but the bracelet's antique beauty has not been altered.

Reference: A similar bracelet is in the collection of the "Musée du Ethnographique du Quai Branly" (Ethnographic Museum), with inventory no. 74.1967.9.5.

• Dimensions: inner diameter: 5,4 cm
  inner circumference: 16 cm
  width: 2,5 cm
• Weight: 57 g

• Production place: Morocco
• Culture: Ida Ou Semlal
• Production period: first half 20th century
• Materials: silver, enamel, and glass cabochon
• Crafting techniques: hand engraved

Reference: M5711

Please notice:
This jewel is vintage and has been worn. Scratches and wear marks may visible. It has been cleaned to restore as much as possible its original shine.

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