They look like souvenir pieces,factory made die stamped bands, designs on the bands hand stamped as one arrow is missing the arrowhead.Small stone...
Looks like quartzite and many objects have been made with it for centuries.... bowls,statues,axe heads,etc..............................
Post some photos,there are members here from all over the world.
@i need help But it is not repousse,it is cast.
@Kimbert and anyone else Many people have no clue what they actually have,depend on what someone else says with no clue and...
@Kimbert With the banding on at least one stone and the chip on another .... looks more like dyed travertine. in link in post #16
Looks like this one die stamped not engraved..................
@Stepan How do you know when they were made?What country are they from?
What does the whole blanket look like? Hudson Bay point type blanket without "points" were made by many companies....
There's 50,000 Chinese characters and most people only use 3000,it is also calligraphy and somewhat different than standard words....
It is like mokume as the layers are fused together,twisted and cut down the center lengthwise and a star pattern is reviewed .Mokume patterns are...
It's not glue,it's flux residue from solder.But that makes the piece a mystery,the solder melts at the approx temperature as tin and pewter.
Here is a twist patterned copper/silver cuff bracelet I have had for a number of years. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The short one was made on a rolling mill,the taller may have been also and has more hand engraving.
Looks like both of them are about the same thickness,the larger one has inside "lips" added
The "plastic" are Comfort clutch ear nuts and have nothing to due with any type of stone expensive or cheap.
More likely it's the manufacture's symbol and nothing to due with the stones.
The photos are too pixelated to tell anything.
There are many photos online"jar butter churn",maybe can get $30 if someone is looking for one.
It's like a music box which has a cylinder this one has removable flat disk which plays the different tones.
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