Bracelet with serpent heads

This elegant bracelet is a reproduction of a bracelet cast of bronze, which has come down to us from the 7th – 6th centuries BC (Lori Berd).

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This elegant bracelet is a reproduction of a bracelet cast of bronze, which has come down to us from the 7th – 6th centuries BC (Lori Berd). The bracelet rod terminates in frontal sculptures of serpent heads. Such bracelets were found from numerous monuments of the first half of the 1st millennium BC and had a ritual-magical significance. In the Kingdom of Van, both men and women wore bracelets as an important component of their adornments.

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Weight 49 g
Dimensions 7 × 50 cm
Material

silver
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above is mentioned the weight of packed product

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