Featured Unidentified tribal bracelet

Hello! I bought a metal wrist bracelet at flea market. I tried to find it in Google, the closest looking like one was from China. Could you please help me to identify it and appraise sale price? No marks or stamps. I guess it´s quite old and has patina.

 

Here are some pics

 

Welcome Rushaaniya
Please can you give us a few more photos from every angle in good light?
When you post click ‘full image’ so we see the photos full size.

 

Cross posted lol!
Can you click edit on your post and then full image?

 

Thank you! I was wondering how to post the full size pics.

 

@Any Jewelry .....may have an idea...

 

Hi @Rushaaniya and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!! VERY NICE looking bracelet!!!

 

Welcome Rushaaniya, I love the bracelet.
The floral motif is very much like the jewellery made by the Yao Hill Tribe in Thailand. I haven't seen this particular one before, but I have a different model Yao cuff bracelet myself with a similar floral motif.
The silver is likely to be sterling silver.

The Yao originated in China, so there could be a connection. Also, modern Chinese manufacturers could be copying the Yao style, just like they copy anything else that will sell.

 

Thank you for your comment! I noticed signs of welding on the bracelet, so you might be right about modern copy. I have no idea, if welding was used in the past to make this kind of hollow bracelets. Or it can be a repair, there is a small crack, you can see it on the picture.

 

Thank you!

 

I didn't mean that yours is a copy, it is the real thing imo.
Maybe you mean soldering instead of welding? Soldering was used in the past as well, but I don't know how old you think your bracelet is? It looks no older than the second half of the 20th century to me.

 

Yes, it can be soldering. At first i thought the bracelet is from late 19th century, but the ornament made of flowers makes me to think about 20th century period as well.