Vintage solid berber Bedouin north african silver ethnic bracelet Cuff-250 grams

Large Solid Broad Siwa bracelet with astral and vegetal motifs typical of berber iconography.   

A superb old berber silver bracelet from Morocco with 6 Hallmarks, Dated 1335 Islamic year whioh translates to the Christian calender as 1914. 

Approx. Age : early 1900s     

Width at the center ( 2"⅝ ) , width at the ends ( 3"¾ ) ,  inner diameter 7.5 " ) and opening 10mm opening is slightly adjustable 

weight 250.5 grams. Great addition to your collection ❤️ The Amazigh, (plural Imazighen) are commonly referred to as Berber. They are an ethnic group of people from North Africa and West Africa. Specifically, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mali, Niger, and Mauritania.  The True Value of Amazigh Jewellery

Antique Moroccan Amazigh jewellery contributes to recording popular memory. The items are deep, enjoyable and sensual, touching the eye and the mind and devouring all the senses. The jewellery is a piece of art whose value increases with the passage of time, because it is rich in touches that combine colours,  separate at times, and close at other times, which contribute to raising eyebrows due to the charm and lustre they add. Amazigh jewellery holds details and glimpses from the East and the West, which are mixed by the artist's hand in rare masterpieces, printed with Amazigh impulses, preserving her own style and expression, which searches for the charm of colours and the accuracy of shapes to highlight non-circulated aesthetic values. The function of jewellery is not only a decoration, as it tells the myths of the past and the traditions of an ancient civilization more symbolic than actual, and some of them leave an unforgettable trace. Perhaps the example circulating here considers the acquisition of these antiques, such as searching for lost treasure. Especially with the emergence of the phenomenon of foreigners who roam the countryside and villages, in search for these models that are almost lost. As well as tourists flocked to rural areas, running behind deciphering the mysterious magic that surrounds the jewellery