Antique Filigree Bracelet in 800 Silver – Early 20th Century (circa 1900–1930) Beautiful antique wide filigree bracelet, handcrafted in 800 silver with partial gilding. The bracelet is composed of numerous meticulously twisted wires forming rows of small rosette motifs, each element carefully soldered to create an intricate lace-like structure. The end panels are decorated with additional filigree detailing and fitted with a traditional tubular slide clasp, which closes securely and works smoothly. This is an authentic example of traditional filigree workmanship, created entirely by hand with considerable skill and precision. The bracelet drapes elegantly on the wrist and displays the subtle patina characteristic of early 20th-century silver jewellery. Filigree jewellery has been admired for centuries across Europe and the Near East. During the late 19th and early 20th century the technique flourished, especially in Balkan, Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman regions, where craftsmen specialised in producing richly decorated bracelets such as this one. Each piece involved shaping and soldering hundreds of thin wires by hand, resulting in elaborate patterns rarely replicated in modern factory-made jewellery. Today, these bracelets are appreciated both for their beauty and for the high level of manual craftsmanship involved.