Featured Help Identifying Vintage Double-Finger Ring with Three Orbs

Found this ring at flea market in Tenerife
I’m hoping someone can help me identify this unusual double-finger ring.

• Material: Appears to be silver or a silver alloy (unmarked), with natural patina.
  
  
• Design: Floral decoration across the top with three prominent spherical ornaments.
  
  
• Condition: Patina and light wear from age; not polished to preserve character.
  
  
• Possible origin: My initial guess is that it might be tribal or ethnic jewelry, but I’m not certain.
  

I’d be very grateful for any information on:

1. Cultural or regional origin.
   
   
2. Approximate age.
   
   
3. Possible value range.
   
   
   Thank you))
   

 

In before the real experts arrive... Lens says India, specifically northern, in varying degrees of unspecified "silver". There seem to be quite a few of them available so I'd look at successful offerings to gauge the value. I love double rings and will be interested to know what our experts think on it.

 

These are worn by the Rabari, a Gypsy tribe from NW India and eastern Pakistan. Rabari women wear very colourful dresses and an abundance of jewellery.

 

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The advantage to this sort of ring - it can't spin on your finger. It might also make a good bashing instrument if some guy gets handsy.

 

or some GAL , gets frisky !!!!!!!