Bracelets

A great old Moroccan silver bangle featuring the characteristic incised geometrical incised decoration and with some areas decorated in black and showing a wonderful silver granulation work. This kind of pieces a found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of Southern Morocco. 

An old silver bangle featuring the characteristic geometrical incised decoration and with some areas in black . This kind of piece is mainly found in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of southern Morocco. 

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

A superb set of seven old Moroccan Berber silver bangles ornated with incised decoration. In the origin it was a city piece of jewellery. One of its names was "simana" in reference to the seven days of the week. Other names: -slouk-, that is, -threads of iron-. 

A superb new silver Tuareg  bracelet or -khulkhal- from Niger  with an intricate and beautiful engraving work with protective designs for the wearer. Other names: -kholkhal-, -khalkhal-, -khelkhal-, -natal-. Adjustable.

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

A nice Berber molded and chiselled silver bracelet from Morocco. This is a design that originated in an urban environment -citadine- in North Morocco and then spread to other areas such as Rif, Jbala and further to Southern Morocco. Other names: -taasir saboun-. Mid- XXth century.

A nice Berber molded and chiselled silver bracelet from Morocco. This is a design that originated in an urban environment -citadine- in North Morocco and then spread to other areas such as Rif, Jbala and further to Southern Morocco. Other names: -taasir saboun-. Mid- XXth century.

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

A great old Moroccan Berber silver bracelet from the Occidental Anti-Atlas. Beautiful incised decoration and very nice patina.

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

An old silver bangle featuring the characteristic geometrical incised decoration and with some areas in black and red. This kind of piece is mainly found in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of southern Morocco. 

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. 

A cute old Moroccan Berber silver bangle ornated with incised decoration. In the origin it was a city piece of jewellery. As a part of a seven bangle set they were known as "simana" in reference to the seven days of the week. Other names: -slouk-, that is, -threads of iron-. 

A cute old Moroccan Berber silver bangle ornated with incised decoration. In the origin it was a city piece of jewellery. As a part of a seven bangle set they were known as "simana" in reference to the seven days of the week. Other names: -slouk-, that is, -threads of iron-. 

A superb old silver cuff featuring a truly outstanding niello floral decoration. We have found it in Afghanistan but the design and technique takes us to old Uzbek and Eastern Turkey (Van region). A very fortunate and rare finding that you should not miss.

A lovely old Afghani or Pakistani hollow silver bracelet from the Sindhi group. It shows a nice engraved decoration and a very attractive patina. Mid-XXth century.

A gorgeous old Hazara hinged cuff from Afghanistan featuring a wonderful engraved decoration and ornated with rows of small glass cabochons. Lovely patina. It closes with a long sliding pin.

A lovely old Moroccan silver bangle featuring the characteristic incised geometrical incised decoration and with some areas decorated in black and red and showing a wonderful silver granulation work. This kind of pieces a found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of Southern Morocco. 

A pai of old Moroccan silver bangles featuring the characteristic incised geometrical incised decoration and with some areas decorated in black and red and showing a wonderful silver granulation work. This kind of pieces are found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of Southern Morocco. 

A lovely old Moroccan Berber silver bangles ornated with incised decoration, probably from the region of the Ida ou Tanane. In the origin it was a city piece of jewellery. As a part of a seven bangle set they were known as "simana" in reference to the seven days of the week. Other names: -slouk-, that is, -threads of iron-. 

A very attractive Berber old silver bracelet. It has lost part of its chiselled decoration due to intensive use but it has got a wonderful patina instead. The decoration points to the area of Essaouira (Mogador).

A superb old Berber knobby bracelet -deblij- from the region of Tafraout-Tiznit in Morocco. Made of silver and featuring great incised and enamelled decoration. Beautiful!.

A beautiful old Moroccan Berber silver bangle ornated. Easy wearable and with an attractive patina.

A lovely old Moroccan silver bangle featuring the characteristic incised geometrical incised decoration and with some areas in black and red. This kind of pieces a found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of Southern Morocco. 

A charming old Moroccan silver bangle featuring the characteristic incised geometrical incised decoration and with some areas in black and red. This kind of pieces a found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of Southern Morocco. 

A charming old Moroccan Berber silver bracelet. Its features a beatiful incised vegetal decoration. Lively and easy wearable.

A lovely old Tuareg silver bangle featuring the characteristic geometrical incised decoration and with some areas in black and red. This kind of pieces are found mainly in Mauritania, Western Sahara and areas of southern Morocco. 

A great old Moroccan Berber silver bangle ornated with incised decoration. In the origin it was a city piece of jewellery. As a part of a seven bangle set they were known as "simana" in reference to the seven days of the week. Other names: -slouk-, that is, -threads of iron-. 

This old solid silver bracelet, weighing impressive 229grms, has been sourced in Afghanistan but it certainly comes from Uzbekistan. Its design is very original and its shows a superb patina. A similar sample can be seen in A. Van Cutsem's "World of Bracelets". A very rare find.     

A superb Kuchi old silver bracelet from Afghanistan. It features a great and attractive chiselling and embossing silverwork. It probably was not only an ornament but also served defense purposes. Wonderful patina.The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. It has become extremely popular among those practising traditional oriental dances and -belly-dancing-. First half of the XXth century.

A great Balouchi old silver bracelet from Afghanistan. A very original design with a beautiful simple engraved decoartion and a lovely patina. Small size. First half of the XXth century.

A lovely Afghani old hinged silver bracelet from the Hazara group. The openwork is remarkable and its patina, due to decades of intesive tribal use, very appealing. It closes with a sliding pin. First half of the XXth century or earlier.

A most original Pashtoon silver bracelet, possibly from the Kuchi group, from Afghanistan or Northern Pakistan. Its shows a great chiselling work that is highlighted by the application of enamel decoration that makes of this piece a very interesting sample. Very nice patina. The Kuchi people, from the Persian -koch- meaning migration, are Afghan pashtoons nomads divided in a number of tribes that inhabit areas of Afghanistan and, to a lesser extent, Pakistan. Their jewellery is quite often very colourful using silver, glass and, in some fewer cases, enamel. Mid-XXth century or earlier.

A gorgeous Berber old multi-storey hinged silver bracelet with a very characteristic design from Western Sahara. It is made of four rows of diamond and granulation decorated bangles. It closes with a chained safety pin. Superb patina and a very appealing design. Mid-XXth century.