Featured Indian or Persian bracelet?

If I were taking a random guess I'd call it Turkish; they're smack in the middle of what everyone else was talking about. Istanbul has been a trade hub for over a thousand years and stuff came through from all directions. It wouldn't surprise me to find Indo-persian dangles on an Italian style anchor chain with Turkish markings.

 

The Turkish also copy as many styles as the Thai do. 'Native American', different Asian ethnic styles, etc. Nice quality, good silver content, but totally fake.

 

I wouldn't call it fake per se, unless they fake the marks too. More like "borrowed".

 

Etruscan? Aieeeee......!

 

Great Hunting again, Hunting!

This one even has an Etruscan edelweiss cowbell on it.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/261899631/vintage-800-silver-etruscan-egyptian?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=etruscan+charm+bracelet&ref=sc_gallery-1-2&plkey=d734d38fd93b49f1fe5eb7e849d4160e8ffdd1d7:261899631

Others call it Peruzzi style, after a famous Florentine jewellers shop.
https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/500941251/peruzzi-style-bracelet-etruscan-bracelet?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=etruscan charm bracelet&ref=sr_gallery-1-4&organic_search_click=1
That could be it, not necessarily Peruzzi made, but in the style of.

As I said in an earlier post, Italy manufactured a lot of Orientalist jewellery. Especially Florence, so I would go with Italian (Florentine?) Orientalist.
Probably 1960s, like those gorgeous gold charm bracelets with big, gem-studded charms I mentioned before.
Feast your eyes on these :

 

I got it though.
And I think you were leaning the right way.

 

You just hit Reply and a quote is included automatically. Now, multiple quotes from different people are another story!

 

You did it!

 

I had to be taught this too.

• Highlight the section you want
• Select 'Quote' from the bubble that appears below
• You get a message saying text has been added to 'Multi-quote'
• Do this to as many passages as you want to include in your post
• When you're ready to write, below the text box on the left, you'll see a button for adding quotes. Clicking will give you options for deleting or changing order, then adding.
• You don't have to leave multiple quotes in a block at the top; you can insert your own text between if wanted.

 

By Jove, ...

 

And once the quotes appear, you can edit them if desired...

like this for example:

 

I didn't know this. Thank you!

 

I just copy & paste....it's quicker..........