Turkmen / Central Asian Silver Cuff Bracelet with Nine Cabochons – Early 20th Century An antique tribal cuff bracelet of broad, open form, richly decorated with hand-engraved scrolling motifs. The design is arranged in three horizontal rows, each set with three oval cabochon stones, forming a total of nine inlays. The stones display warm reddish tones and are likely carnelian, creating a striking contrast with the aged silver surface, characteristic of traditional Central Asian craftsmanship. The bracelet is composed of a silver alloy and has been tested as silver (exact purity unknown). The reverse features a traditional slot-pierced fastening system, typical of regional construction techniques. The surface presents a natural aged patina, with visible wear and punch marks consistent with age and use. Several small marks are visible on the piece (shown under magnification in the photographs); their exact nature remains unclear and they may represent maker’s marks or workshop symbols. Overall in good antique condition, with signs of age and use. Dimensions are clearly visible in the photographs. The photographs form an integral part of the description and condition report. Shipping: Carefully packed and shipped securely.