This is a vintage artisan silver bracelet, approximately 7.5 to 8 inches long, featuring an articulated, curved design made of intricate twisted coil wire and concentric circular spiral patterns. 

Design and Features

• Material: Silver or silver-tone metal alloy (commonly referred to as artisan, ethnic, or tribal silver).

• Structure: Rows of tightly wound spiral wire coils linked along a central woven or braided spine.

• Clasp: Simple hook or loop fastening mechanism at the end.

• Size: Roughly 7.5 to 8 inches in length, as measured against the yellow tape in the image

• This bracelet is a vintage ethnic artisan articulated twisted coil wire bracelet (often referred to as an Egyptian or Indian style coil/snake chain), and its market value typically ranges from $35 to $220, depending primarily on its exact silver purity and hallmark status. [1, 2, 3]

  Value Breakdown by Material

  Because many of these ethnic woven pieces are unmarked, the final pricing depends heavily on a metal test:

  • Sterling or High-Grade Silver (.925 or .800): If hallmarked or tested as solid silver, identical vintage pieces regularly sell between $75 and $220 on marketplaces like eBay and Etsy.

  • Silver-Plated or Low-Grade Alloy (e.g., Tibetan/Miao Silver): If the piece is unmarked base metal or a silver-plated alloy, the value ranges from $20 to $35