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The enameling colors seem to be of an early palette.. just strange application , never saw that before ?
To me it looks like chain is of a mixed metal but the cuff needs polishing but seems to me to be of good silver.
Yes Linda, the safety chain is a white metal, as is the pin, possibly replacements.
long and interesting discussion. for me it is still not yet clear. i still think that the enameling is added later and the form and some patterns have a western influence ( some missionary )
figuig as origine is maybe out of subject
to me the chain and the style of the pin look more contemporary then the rest of the cuff. and also the style is not in keeping with the style of the the workman ship to my eye. It is plausible that it could be a decision based on strength but when ever I have had a rural silver bracelet from any place in good silver, I have never seen a pin or chain from poor silver on the same piece , so I'm not sure that is something I would agree with .
regarding the chain and pin. i see that is normal that some piece souffre during all the years. it is impossibl to have a used piece since years without anythink broken or missing some small piece.usage traces make items authetic.
it is actualy easy ho handle it. there is enough broken bracelets candidat for melting, just take the chain and pin from and exchange