Pair of bracelets c. 19th century

This pair of silver bracelets, created by an anonymous artist in the 19th century, are an excellent example of traditional jewelry-making techniques. The bracelets are adorned with intricate geometric patterns, achieved through the use of cloisonné enamel, which is a technique where metal wires are soldered onto a base and then filled with colored enamel. Each bracelet features a central red carnelian stone, adding a contrasting element to the yellow, blue, and green enamel. The dangling coins and chain attachments are an additional detail that contributes to the overall aesthetic of the piece. This pair of bracelets is a testament to the artistic skill and craftsmanship of the anonymous artist.