Vintage Old Amber & Silver Jewelry Bracelet

10mm Natural Old Amber | With Thai Silver Spacers + Bell Pendant | Strong Vintage Vibe

The core material is 8 pieces of 10mm natural old amber round beads (in the classic "chicken oil yellow" color, with natural "weathering lines"— a signature feature of old amber, each bead has different depth of lines, proving its natural origin; amber has low density, so it feels light on the wrist without pressure). It’s paired with Thai silver accessories to enhance the vintage vibe: 6 pieces of 5mm Thai silver spacers (distressed craftsmanship, with irregular oxidation marks on the surface, simulating the texture of time, no deliberate polishing), and 1 Thai silver bell pendant (1.5cm in diameter, with a small steel ball inside the bell, making a crisp but not harsh sound when shaken, adding vitality to the bracelet).

The main string is a brown leather cord (1mm in diameter), hand-woven into a "diamond knot"— the diamond knot is tight and wear-resistant, with inherent vintage texture that highly matches the style of old amber and Thai silver. The end of the cord is fixed with a silver snap button (easy to put on and take off, not easy to loosen), fitting wrist circumferences 16-18cm (size can be fine-tuned by adjusting the knot).
Stylistically, it fully fits the "vintage style" and pairs well with corduroy jackets, plaid shirts, vintage dresses, and even leather jackets— instantly enhancing the "vintage atmosphere." In terms of meaning, old amber is known as "a gift from time," symbolizing "precipitation and protection," while Thai silver represents "warding off evil and attracting blessings." It’s suitable for those who love vintage culture and pursue unique styles, and can also be a collectible (old amber’s color will become richer with wearing time, and its value will increase slowly).

Maintenance Focus: Keep old amber away from high temperatures (e.g., sun exposure, near heaters)— high temperatures may cause amber to melt and deform; if Thai silver accessories oxidize and turn black, wipe them with a silver cloth to restore luster; if the leather cord gets wet, dry it with a dry cloth in time to avoid mildew due to long-term moisture.