Indian Silver - Bracelet

Pair of bracelets never worn, typical of the Rajasthan region, here is the description:

Multi-thread band bracelet (on the left)
This model is characterized by a more rigid and geometric structure.
It is composed of several flat wires with 'snake' or herringbone weave patterns, held together by metallic spacers.
Details: It features three transverse plaques decorated with small embossed motifs (similar to rosettes or studs) that keep the wires parallel.
Closure: The ends are finished with caps decorated with filigree or geometric engravings. It ends with a classic S-hook, typical of Eastern handcrafted craftsmanship.

2. Braided link bracelet (on the right)
This piece has a more fluid and organic appearance, similar to a flexible 'armor'.
Chain: It involves interlocked rings, similar to a variant of Byzantine chain or a very dense 'spiga'. The rings are flat and overlapped to create a repetitive pattern in the shape of a 'V' or a wave.
Visual Effect: The density of the mesh and the natural oxidation of the metal (the dark parts in the fissures) give the bracelet a fluid and tactile appearance.
Closure: hook and eyelet.