It doesn't jingle my bells either.
You get malachite mixed with azurite from that part of the world, but that's not what this looks like. Evelyb30 has just suggested chrysocolla....
Wonder where you end up if you click your heels together while wearing them.
Looks like 'rolo chain' also brings up this sort of chain.
I think the chart is out of alignment too. I wear a US 8.5 & about a 39 Euro.
It's not quite what I would call a book chain. It is closer to a belcher chain. Definitely an older piece, presumably brass. Can't tell what...
How does it react to UV light?
On second look, that does look like an N at the end. How about Labon?
D'accord.
I guess Strigil is good for the shape of the decoration, but given its purpose, well, someone had a sense of humor.
I don't get these puzzles right very often, so I'm chuffed. :)
OK. Can you give it a name? Always looking to learn.
That could be Disney-esque.
It's like they tried to make them look like metal embroidery. They maybe give a nod to Etruscan jewellery, but I wouldn't call them Etruscan...
@TallCakes
'Hungria' is Hungary in Spanish & probably some other languages.
Embroydery may reflect this.
I tried using more generic terms like 'metal' & 'flowers'. No joy.
8 could be the size if you're in the US. Believe that is called an illusion setting. The sort of find every detectorist prays for.
For a potted plant?
Separate names with a comma.
