Transformed from a block of pure silver and masterfully shaped by hand using basic instruments, this incredible cuff could not be created by any jeweller alive in the region today. The stylish dragon headed terminals so wonderfully realised by the craftsman hail from ancient Persian and Scythian designs dating back thousands of years. These are amulets worn to promote good luck, health and fortune to the wearer and are blessed at the moment of giving. We asked a local jeweller to renew the 'tilak' or blessing mark on the dragons forhead in the traditional way with jewellers red enamel, bringing the bracelet seemingly to life again. A surprisingly comfortable piece to wear, this rare piece breathes the history of fashion from the pristine heights of the mighty Himalayas in India.

Beautifully feminine and opulently crafted, wedding jewellery is designed to be exhuberant and full of the promise of future success. This, the most exotic of ornaments featuring filigree swirls, Iranian turquoises and Italian coral was commissioned by a wealthy trading family for their daughters marriage trousseau.

Richly adorned with pattern, this astonishing Orissan bracelet is a monument to its cultures lasting affair with silver. Created by an Indian artisan in the early 20th century, it resonates with spiritual meaning that demands an emotive response, even today. The fine detail and distinguished patina evoke silent reverence - but you needn't be religious, or even expert, to appreciate the devotion of its creator. Its centrepiece rises dramatically in the shape of a temple - making this a worthy idol of your jewellery collection.

Step outside with this beautifully simple bracelet that pays respect to the power of the moon godess. The seemingly contemporary design is in fact an ancient one worn for millennia by the nomadic desert tribeswomen of Western India.
Beaten flat from a single disc of silver and embellished with a minimalist floral design this piece is a celebration of elegant femininity and is as attractive today as it was when it was created.

This Tibetan silver, turquoise and coral bracelet from Darjeeling in India is not only attention-grabbing but takes you on a journey to the mystical mountains of the Himalayas. Studded with fortune bringing chunks of coral and protective turquoise, this cuff employs a particular method in in its manufacture that is very difficult to achieve even for an experienced silversmith. That is to create the curvacious ridge across the back while beating the silver gently from each side. Extremely tough to create, but the outcome is a sensational eye-popping addition to your wardrobe.

Picked up from exotic travels in eastern India, this sumptuous bracelet once graced the arm of a high ranking long limbed tropical beauty from Orissa. The central lotus motif suggests spiritual awakening and is bordered by finely finished floral terminals - one of which is a cleverly disguised fermature that allows the piece to be closed around either the wrist or upper arm. Conjure a sense of the mysterious east with this elegant classic that you will love forever.

Sourced from the princely desert state of Rajasthan in India, these cuffs are stamped with diamond shaped tribal motifs. These pieces have never before been seen or documented even by collectors. To preserve their shape each cuff was filled with beeswax when made.

Delicately detailed and timelessly elegant, this exotic Eastern cuff is more than just a piece of jewellery. The dragon head terminals are a rework of an ancient Scythian motif that are designed to fend off bad spirits and bring good fortune to the wearer.

This is a beautiful item discovered in India yet coming from far off Morocco. It must certainly have an interesting story to tell. Thank you Joost Daalder from "Ethnic Jewellery and Adornment" (a wonderful book with beautiful photography and easy to read text) for explaining to us that this is a modern piece made in the style of Grand Kabyle, Tunisia. It is vibrant in colour, gorgeous in design and hand made in silver by a master desert craftsman using age old techniques and genuine coral cabochons. Put yourself in the spotlight and trancend the ordinary!

Bearing protective lion head terminals which are an ancient Scythian motif dating back to 400 BC, this striking talismanic cuff symbolises strength and power. A village cheiftan would have worn this boldly embellished amulet to promote good fortune and to protect against the influence of evil spirits. This stunning piece has been skilfully cast by a master craftsmen to create rich layers of design throughout its length. Men who wear wrist ornaments will love this stylish and powerful adornment.

This impeccably constructed bracelet celebrates the skills of the silversmith. Elaborately embellished with row upon row of gleaming Iranian turquoise cabochons and surrounded by exquisite detailing, the master craftsman has employed stamping, cloissone and filigree in creating this object of desire that captures the spirit of the old silk route.

Fish symbols are common motifs in tribal societies to denote abundance in terms of prosperity and fertility. Worn by well to do pastoralists from romantic Rajasthan this delicately decorated anklet is perfectly suited for the wrist and its simple stylish design makes it a suitable foil for any summer outfit.

Featuring intricate chasing and cutwork, these highly decorative armlets are worn by beautiful young women in Himachal Pradesh before marriage. Known as Jhanjar which means 'tinkling,' they contain a few small pieces of shot which when moved vigorously make this sound. The boldly embelished terminals allow a good grip to the arm making them perfect for exotic dancers or a splash of Eastern glamour on a chic evening out.

In Orissa these Bahasutas were worn on the upper part of the right arm while a Tada was worn on the left. The central part is a hollow curved plate applied and textured with a geometrical design. Conical filials line the edges of the two halves of the bracelet that join via a screw diguised as a filial ending. The rear of the armlet comprises a hand-knitted silver band protected by three silver sliding ronds. This piece can be worn on the arm or wrist.

Known as a guard bangle these are usually worn in pairs with one above and below to act as a frame for other bangles. Painstakingly created from stamped and perforated sheet silver by a skilled desert craftsmen they have been worn by colourful Rajasthani women since time immemorial. The floral and star motifs enhance the design, making this an attractive and easy to wear addition to any jewellery collection.

Echoing the ancient Scythian motif of the lion headed bracelet, a symbol of both protection and strength dating back to Alexander the Great, these solid and intricately designed bracelets possess serpentlike terminals with turquoise eyes and gem studded backs. Masterfully nielloed with floral designs these powerful amulets radiate a strong sense of energy and style.

Make a statement with this beautifully hand chased tribal silver bangle from the Swat Valley in northern Pakistan. Dramatic yet elegant it works perfectly for both jeans around town or a chic evening out. As with many items of jewellery from this part of the world this hollow bracelet contains a couple of small pieces of shot that tinkle lightly.

This delicate bracelet was worn by dancing girls at festivals on the remote island of East Timor. The raised central structure evokes the home, the community and the universe in a scintillating gleam of shining brightnss created by the tiny curls of silver wire making up the floriform patterns surrounding the piece. A small bell tinkles inside the bracelet perhaps to enhance the dancers rhythm, or symbolise the creation of new life within. A stylish, rare and fascinating adornment from the wild volcanic islands of the Pacific rim.

Studded with red corals and shining with silver stars, this glorious bracelet is a testament to the silversmiths prowess. Working from a plain block of silver; firstly the sheet is created which is rolled and pressed into the tubular shape followed by the stone settings which are made and applied. The stars are individually cut out from another silver sheet and applied along with the small planets and then the stones are set. Lastly the tube caps, hinge and closure are fashioned and fitted with a last bit of wire embellishment to finish off the settings. Beautiful !

Opulently crafted using floral-inspired filigree designs, this beautifully feminine anklet can be worn on either the wrist or upper arm. The artist has skillfully faceted the decorative silver bosses and flower centres to create a glistening jewel-like effect in the light. A similer item is held by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London but to our mind the beauty of this piece outshines it. Perfect for a largish wrist.

This richly textured cuff predates the modern trend for oversized jewels. With its contemporary-style looks and ancient patina, this bracelet is a very 'now' piece with its own story to tell. For almost 100 years it s been loved and worn by women from the Himalayan Gaddi tribe. Admired across time and borders, this eye-catching piece demonstrates the way that true craftsmanship transcends fashion.

A stunning example of a vintage cuff worn by stylish Tibetan girls in the 1970s and 80s. This paticular piece is the widest and most beautifully finished piece of the genre that we have ever seen. A plate of silver sheet is placed on jewellers pitch from which the floral and auspicious animal motifs are carefully tapped out from both sides using nothing but simple tools, patience and the silversmiths imagination. The resulting frieze is mounted on three resin bangles to form the finished item. Not only an exhuberant piece of jewellery, this cuff is worn to protect from ills and promote inner strength and good fortune.

The word 'priceless' is often used and seldom true. But admire the complex handiwork and 80-year-old patina on this magnificent Pakistani tribal bracelet and you'll refuse to part with it - for any price. It's in exceptional condition; and this particular design, featuring a row of polished orbs around the circumference, is very rarely seen. Invest in it, wear it, and bask in the glory of your own impeccable taste.

Add this decadent piece to your antique jewellery collection. Generously drenched in turquoise and coral stones, this lavish cuff is a wonderful example of Tibetan design. The distinctive 1970s style blends contrasting gems with ornate silver-work. It has an equally charming history, with its roots in Buddhist Kathmandu. Slip it onto your arm and enjoy the versatility of this modern vintage classic.

Design is as much about what's left out... and this tactile bracelet depends on fine craftsmanship for its impact. Created in 1900 by a Rajasthani silversmith, it's a typically lively example of its period, with sparkling interest from every angle. Unfasten the hinge, slip it onto your arm, and show off this wonderfully contemporary antique.

It's evident that hours and hours of craftsmanship were devoted to the creation of this lavishly filigreed silver cuff. Undoubtedly destined for a particularly beautiful bride, it's surprisingly light and pleasurable to wear. The fabulous floral pattern was produced by hand (circa 1800). Don't lock it away in your jewellery box, wear it and enjoy the adoration that's clearly gone into its making.

Despite a contemporary feel, this antique bracelet is a classic example from its own place and time. Individually crafted by a North Indian silversmith, it is a bold and stylish expression of a traditional Himalayan design. The result is imbued with history, but possesses a timeless beauty. You can be sure this trophy cuff will be just as much in the spotlight tomorrow as it was all those years ago.

Fine craftsmanship and elegant detail will never grow old, whatever the decade. And this timeless bracelet, has been resilient to the changing tastes of a century. One of a pair, it originates from 20th century Rajasthan, and a jeweller who was proud enough to etch his initials on one side. It's already outlasted 100 years of changing styles. Make it yours for the next century.

Very occasionally, you'll come across an antique treasure which plays on tradition to reveal individual flair. This chic armlet is one such piece. Its Indian designer set the traditional domed centrepiece atop a voluptuously twisting coil of silver. This inventive design allows the bracelet to be stretched out or snugly compacted, depending whether you wish to wear it on wrist or arm. The versatility - not to mention uniqueness - of this dazzling bracelet makes it perfect for one very particular individual. You, perhaps?

This celebration of curves - and of the serpentine - signifies the unmistakable lust associated with original sin. Handmade silver wire snakes alluringly around the wrist in an eternal pattern. Designed with a little flex, it can be worn as a bracelet or armlet. Destined to be adored by anyone with a weakness for the voluptuous, the theme is as ancient as woman - and will never go out of style.

For a century - and probably longer - women have known the flattering effect of an oversized piece of silver against the body. Individually handcrafted, in close-up this sensational anklet features some breathtaking stamp-work, but from afar, it's equally beautiful. It's generous proportions, carved in 80% silver, enhance wrists or slender upper arms. Add it to your collection and slip it on (by unfastening the screws) whenever you want to feel beautiful and adored.

Simple but intricate, this handmade silver bracelet bears all the hallmarks of 21st century style. Admirers may be surprised to know that it dates back to around 1900 - which goes to show that elegant design is an ancient treasure. Originally crafted in the lakeside town of Sagar, this was undoubtedly the work of a master artisan. The fine level of detail circling the solid silver band shows hours of painstaking work. Unfasten using the hinge and screw, and give this beautiful piece the public attention it deserves.

This bangle has undoubtedly been entangled in some intoxicatingly romantic story, as befits a piece from the heart of Arabia. Lovingly fashioned by a desert craftsman, using ancient techniques, it would have been worn on the arm of a Yemeni woman. What passion might it have witnessed? The design - featuring a trio of pointed silver cones - is irresistibly provocative (especially when accompanied by come-hither glances). It would be a shame to lock this piece in a museum - and so it awaits a new mistress.

From Rajasthan to London, this handcrafted bracelet has been loved and admired for almost 100 years. It chimes perfectly with this season's love of all things tribal - but, unlike the throwaway trends, it's imbued with a sense of history that lends it lasting appeal. Generations will adore this voluptuous silver piece, with its sensual curves and detailed clasp. Wear it on your wrist and celebrate centuries of individuality.

If you're shopping for statement jewellery, treat yourself to a work of art this season. Covered (inside and outside) in intricate repousse, this spectacular bracelet comes from Nepal (c.1950s), where a talented artisan certainly spent weeks honing its perfection. The breathtaking artwork on this bracelet makes it a past and future heirloom - one that you're sure to treasure for years.

A showcase of the considerable talents of one Orissan jeweller, this detailed bracelet is guaranteed to catch the eye. Crafted in the early 1900s, the repousse geometric tribal patterns add a contemporary touch. It has been worn - and admired - by generations of owners for the last 100 years infusing it with an aura of vivacity and ancient knowledge. The cuff opens via two screws with floral terminals and is light and easy to wear.

This opulently crafted silver and enamelled cuff employs the ancient technique of cloisonné enamel to perfection. Completely hand-crafted by a highly skilled artisan, this piece represents the pinnacle of creative knowledge of the genre passed down through generations of silversmiths from the old silk routes of Central Asia.

Hot tribal style is always a trend and this year is no different, with tribal looks featuring on many of the worlds catwalks. Deep in the deserts of Sindh province in Pakistan, tribal ladies of substance had their jewellery commissioned to serve protectively if the need arose. Gorgeously dangerous and yet beautifully feminine this vintage Gokhru cuff is a masterpiece of fashion design with an edge.
Rare to find and startlingly noticeable, don a powerful look with this delicately detailed yet undeniably bold cuff with incredible impact!

Unearthed in the land of kings in India - Rajasthan, this classic timeless piece will make it a jewellery staple for years. Wear at night to conjure up desert palaces, sumptuous parties under the stars and the romance of the exotic East, or team with a relaxed daytime look to add a splash of bohemian flair.

For an instant splash, adorn your arm or wrist with this masterpiece of tribal fashion. Created from silver wire, hand drawn and braided by a master craftsmen it is topped by a splendidly fierce floral dome beautifully etched and embossed with geometric designs. Easily removable by the sliding pin cleverly concealed under the dome this opulent armlet exudes the exotic glamour of the East

Breathtaking repousse and chasing work makes this seductively feminine silver anklet stand out. Wear on your wrist with either side on display. Display your flamboyant inner nature and express your joy of life by wearing a big bold and beautiful piece of original vintage tribal silver jewellery.

Add a tribal twist to a casual look with this attention grabbing silver bracelet picked up from exotic travels in the romantic Thar desert of Rajasthan. As ever, this seasons catwalks were awash with tribal inpired designs, so make a definitive statement and opt for the real thing. Topped with floral motifs lending a super-feminine touch, the beauty of this piece's simple style will last a lifetime of glamorous occasions.

Hot tribal style is always a trend but this year tribal looks feature on many of the worlds catwalks. Deep in the desert of Gujarat the tribal ladies of substance had their jewellery commissioned to serve protectively if the need arose. Gorgeously dangerous and yet beautifully feminine this antique silver cuff is a masterpiece of fashion design, with an edge. Rare to find and startlingly noticeable, this piece is reassuringly heavy and expresses timeless motifs.

Inject a shot of bohemian glamour into your wardrobe with this scintillating vintage Tibetan turquoise bracelet. Part of a trove of stunning jewels we discovered stored since the 80s in perfect condition, this sophisticated and elegant piece features rare, exquisitely coloured stones that capture the essence of free spirited living.

A masterpiece of silver jewellery making culminating in a magical cuff that celebrates the skills of ancient handwork. Team with a casual look to add a splash of sophisticated boho style. Comfortable and easy to wear you can rest safe in the knowledge that the talismanic dragon headed terminals are designed to protect you from all ills.

This armlet was commissioned for a girl of the rare Toda Tribe to wear on festive occassions. Set with faceted pink glass and just a touch of serpantine wire work, the silversmith has succeeded in creating an elegant and feminine adornment. Numbering less than 1000 members, the gentle Todas live in the Nilgiri mountains of South India and are a unique society whose ancient origin remains a mystery to this day. This piece is designed to wear on the upper arm.

An intricate bangle featuring two protective dragons that resonate with the noble ideals of the high altitude women who still wear these talismans. The motifs are skilfully tapped out from both sides over a period of days and applied to resin coloured to look like yak bone. These bangles symbolise the primal forces at play in their lives upon the highest reaches of the Earth. Fashioned in silver by a master craftsman using nothing but basic tools and his skill and imagination - this one-off  bangle's style invokes the spirit of nomadic adventure and the symbolism of the mystic east.

A statement-making mans bracelet originating from the high altitude Himalayan region of Tibet. Set with coral  turquoise and engraved with dragon headed terminals and celestial clouds, this stand out piece is a rare find and a true masterpiece of silverwork. A heavy but comfortable to wear bracelet for the stronger man the dragons symbolise peace and bearers of luck. The dragon heads have had a secret surface treatment that renders them brown creating a stunning contrast with the bright silver below, this will lift in time or with a polish. A 'lifetime' piece for a man who adores silver armpieces.

Inject a stylish shot of tribal glamour with an opulantly crafted bracelet from the exquisite desert region of western India. Intricate repousse and chasing in the form of flowers scrolls and leaf motifs complement the beautifully rendered peacocks that adorn each terminal. The bracelet opens and fits on the wrist via a locking screw and hinge to ensure it remains safely on your arm.

Originally a dragon headed design worn by the ancient Scythians of Central Asia symbolising both strength and protection, the terminals have slowly evolved through the ages into a range of mythological beasts called Makhara. As its popularity spread through the Himalayas and down into Northern India the Makhara slowly morphed into the Hindu god Shiva as a powerful protective force giving the wearer confidence that the Lord of Change was on their side. Still retaining an attractive Makhara serpantine type form, the central part of the bracelet has light catching rolling coils that identify it as a work of the jewellers art. Hollow and lightweight for its size this piece is easy to wear both dressed up or with a casual boho chic look.

Enhance your chic bohemian look with a beautifully simple and faultlessly exquisite bangle from the desert tribes of Rajasthan. Individually handmade using the age old techniques of repousse and chasing, the jeweller has created an element of luxurious texture that is both elegant and easy to wear.

A rare and exceptional pair of anklets from Gujarat that date back to the mid to late 1800s. These exquisite pieces can only be worn on a strong wrist as each one weighs almost a kilogram. Each element is individually created in solid silver and links together in an ingenius manner making them serpentine-like to wear. Alternate links feature a facetted metal look while those between have been etched by hand. These anklets were worn perhaps at festivals and celebrations but were primarily a method of storing wealth in a wealthy tribal family, probably merchants. These objects of desire exhude the raw beauty of the exotic.

Femininity and romance are key words for these whimsical wedding cuffs that were probably commissioned as part of a wedding trousseau for a wealthy and beautiful daughter of a successful merchant. Hollow, smooth and easy to wear, these intricate and elegant cuffs are technically remarkable and exemplify the convergence of styles of ancient cultures that exchanged fashion concepts along the old Silk Road of Central Asia.

A stunning 80s bangle unearthed from a distant jeweller who had had it in stock since then. This piece bends horizontally at the terminals allowing the wrist to be easily accomodated. A fine example of the silversmiths craft, you will discover the ancient techniques of repousse, chasing, stamping, cutwork, and casting all encompassed here to creating a jungle of exotic floral forms adorned above with joyful elephant heads. The skilful rural jewellers of Rajasthan have a minimum of tools yet manage to produce glorious timeless icons such as this piece that can easily become a sophisticated and cool staple for years.

In Rajasthan there are tribal castes who are dancers by birth, who are invited to perform on grand occasions such as festivals and large weddings. Fully bedecked in their dancing skirts and silver jewellery, they whirl mesmerisingly while their families play the music and sing songs of love and heroes that are expressed in the dance. Touch the desert lives of these ancient gypsy tribes with this chic beguiling armlet expressing beauty and style with its soft wirework and floral accents. Opening via a clasp at the front, this unique adornment is a rare find.

Stand out in style with a vintage big bold and boho turquoise cuff from the 70's. Studded with rare chunky Tibetan turquoise stones in duck egg blue, this is a glamorous yet sophisticated and versatile bracelet that captures the essence of the boho luxe look.

A rare bespoke made mans bracelet that has intrigued and impressed many specialists in the field. This genre of mans bracelet is designed to both protect against illness and harm as well as be a source of strength to the wearer. The engraved image on this particular piece makes it unique in that the form is distinctly human as opposed to the usual makhara or lion or dragon headed terminals. Collected from the snowy heights of the Tibetan Plateau, some have suggested that this is to protect specifically from the Yeti. Whatever its origins this stylish bracelet exhudes the confident and the exotic, fits perfectly on the arm and can be worn in water.

Add a splash of bohemian chic to your look this summer with an eye-catching vintage tribal bangle from Rajasthan in India. Smooth and comfortable on the wrist and easy to fit via a hinge and lock, this hollow, yet reassuringly heavy bangle oozes exotic distant lands. Hand embossed seed designs intermingled with flowers clearly denotes fertility and harvest, making this not just a talisman of luck but of bounty and happy family life.

A paragon of hippie-chic, this beautifully hand crafted bracelet from the roof of the world will inject a cool global traveller vibe to any look. Light and easy to wear, the motifs of peacock and deer surrounded by leafy jungle, symbolise love and romance along with the aspiration for spiritual development.

Boost your look this summer with this vintage silver and resin bangle. Many hours of skillful repousse and chasing work carried out by a master craftsman in Ladakh, North India have gone into producing this unique masterpiece. The motifs are selected as being especially auspicious for women. The horse represents energy, the peacock is wisdom, while the lion denotes protection. The deer is symbolic of happiness, peace and longevity. All are surrounded by sculpted rich foliage culminating in a cool easy to wear bangle that is elegant, unique and beautiful.

Serpentine and glistening, this beautiful bracelet can be worn either by a man or a woman to equal effect. It is hard to imagine that the jeweller started with a block of pure silver and manufactured each element separately before combining and polishing them into an almost lifelike form inspired by fish and snake. Using ancient techniques involving silver wire through the centre upon which the scales are strung, the silky movement is created that feels so satisfying on the skin. Topped with simple granulated terminals and an elegantly decorated clasp, this is a piece of jewellery that will stay on your wrist for years. Part of a decades old collection that was never used, a true jewellery treasure to find and to wear.

One look at this feminine cuff tells you that it was created for a truly beautiful woman. Unfasten the hinge, thread it onto your wrist or arm and become part of its 100-year history. Row after row of tactile pattern - with a magnificent centrepiece - conveys a message of sensuality. This bracelet's astonishing level of intricate detail makes it a piece to treasure forever.

Inspired by the beauty of loving peacocks in a lush paradisical flower garden, the silversmith has uitilised centuries of knowledge passed through the generations to create his dreamlike fantasy in jewellery form. Comprising filigree foliage and repousse floral motifs, topped with the artfully crafted and embossed national birds of India in repose, this lightweight joyful bracelet is totally alluring and easy to wear.

Step into the limelight with a British Colonial deco inspired bangle created by a Indian jeweller for a stylish local fashionista wishing to emulate this glamourous era. Simplicity and classical elegance combine in an effortlessly sexy cuff that just begs to be worn.

Embrace the trend for boho bright blue turquoise and silver to set of your casual hippie luxe look. Featuring magnificent turquoise cabochons and elegant wirework and granulation on a plain band with a beautiful 'flying heart' motif on each side, this elegant vintage cuff cannot help but turn heads and inspire envy.

Opt for a gloriously vintage Italian coral cuff hand made by a master silversmith in Nepal. Equally stylish for running around town or a chic evening out this piece combines masterful craftsmanship with eye poppingly red Italian red coral from the Mediterranean Sea. Part of a beautiful treasure trove of vintage jewels we unearthed from a collection made in Kathmandu during the 1980's, this will surely become one of your favourite jewellery staples.

Make a splash with a beautifully feminine boho cuff. Featuring rare aqua green Tibetan turquoise set high on an oxidised silver base for contrast and decorated with gleaming granulation bordered by subtle wirework this piece oozes bohemian flair and sophistication.

Evoke the exotic with a look of pure opulance. Skilfully shaped with sensuous curves this lightweight, flexible cuff incorporates a perfect black onyx as a centrepiece bordered by golden vermeil leaves, delicate granulation and exquisitely delicate wirework. A balance of hippie luxe daytime and little black dress nights this unique design is bound to become your go-to piece to draw all eyes on you.

Created by hand for fashionable Tibetan girls in Ladakh, North India, this vintage silver and resin bangle is the result of many hours of skillful repousse and chasing work carried out by a master craftsman. The motifs are selected as being especially auspicious for women. The horse represents energy, the peacock is wisdom, while the tiger denotes strength. The deer is symbolic of happiness, peace and longevity. All are surrounded by sculpted rich foliage culminating in a cool easy to wear bangle that is elegant, unique and beautiful.

Here is an incredible work of the jewellers art that is both captivating and dramatic coming from the Indian tribal region of Madhya Pradesh. The intricately hand knitted silver wire body, that is itself created by the jeweller from a solid block of silver, creates a perfect combination of texture, pattern and strength. Flexible and breathable, it is topped by a spectacular floral ornament with a bud projection behind which the secure closure mechanism is concealed. This glamourous piece can be equally worn on the upper arm or on the wrist as a cuff.