An exceptional Turkmen tribal bracelet from Northern Afghanistan, crafted in traditional low-grade silver alloy and adorned with three large oval carnelian gemstones. Each stone is set in a raised bezel and highlighted by engraved floral motifs and delicate filigree-style borders, reflecting the artistry of Turkmen silversmiths from the late 19th century. This bracelet represents the symbolic heritage of Central Asian nomadic tribes, where such ornaments were worn as both status and protection amulets. The warm, reddish-orange tones of the carnelian are believed to bring vitality, strength, and protection to the wearer. Origin: Afghanistan, Turkmen tribes Total weight: 52.69 g Material: Low-grade silver (tribal alloy) Stones: Natural carnelian agate (aqiq) Condition: Excellent tribal condition with original patina Period: Circa late 19th century A powerful and authentic tribal masterpiece — a perfect example of Central Asian heritage jewelry combining raw strength, cultural symbolism, and unmatched handcrafting detail.