No idea - are they jewellery even?

A pair of thin, maybe Silver curly bits!
No idea what they are, a mark on them but strangely a hole on the others where the mark should be
Many thanks Allan

 

The mark is a French maker's mark.
They look flexible, and you could probably wear them on a woman's wrist (European wrist), so I think bracelets.

 

Makes sense, Im in the UK , and a few items seem to be European , I am wondering if this some kind of box that may have come from an house clearance . Some of the items appear quite old and personnel

 

Napkin rings?

 

You don't provide measurements, but I like Roaring's suggestion of napkin rings. I think the curled end facing in would be uncomfortable on a wrist (if you found one small enough). Another possibility might be a type of spring-clip earrings. But again - ouch.

 

Astounding Allan-That's 41 Postings in 2 1/2 days, what a pile you got w/ your coins -You've run the table Mate !
I'd love to see a group photo of the entire trove and the box (or chest) it was stuffed into.
PS-Was this an online find,estate or something else ? You may have said somewhere else in this narrative.

 

Me too. Sometimes a group photo can provide information about individual pieces.

Debora

 

-and where/how you found this big tranche !

 

I bought them on an online auction didnt pay a major amount , described as a mix the coins were my main focus.
I will get a group picture together , probably tomorrow some time

Allan

 

This is the picture from the auction house, the bank notes as well interested me

 

This was another picture with the lot, I paid less than £70, May have been one of my better decisions

 

So someone did some traveling. Does the date on any of the peseta bills (roughly) correspond with the Madrid 1958 charm?

Debora

 

One would go back to 1920/30’s, rest 70’s onwards

 

there's money in those notes...

 

Less than 70-I say you'd had a darn good day ! You can go to our sister site CoinTalk.com and get some opinions on yr currency.
Our Mod @daveydempsey knows a fair amount abt numismatics (paper money

 

From the pictures, the springy things could easily be earrings, or were meant to be earrings. They're oversized for napkin rings and undersized for bracelets. I've worn similar.

As for getting that whole box for 70 quid, keep your eyes open for other such "currency" lots! You literally got free money.