A silver Yemenite filigree (Gubur) bridal bracelet - Sana'a, Yemen 1900-1950
The Gubur bracelets are made of the finest filigree work typical of the finest Jewish silversmiths of Sana'a. Covered by gabled house-shaped elements and dome-shaped elements inset with turquoise. Two-pin closure inset with turquoise.
* These bracelets were given as a dowry to the Yemenite bride by her father or as a wedding gift by her groom. They were worn at her wedding and also at the reception following the birth of a baby. They were usually worn in pairs by the wealthier woman in the central cities.
weight: 63 grams
inner dimensions: 5 cm
condition report: Very Good. minor oxidation marks.
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The Gubur bracelets are made of the finest filigree work typical of the finest Jewish silversmiths of Sana'a. Covered by gabled house-shaped elements and dome-shaped elements inset with turquoise. Two-pin closure inset with turquoise.
* These bracelets were given as a dowry to the Yemenite bride by her father or as a wedding gift by her groom. They were worn at her wedding and also at the reception following the birth of a baby. They were usually worn in pairs by the wealthier woman in the central cities.
weight: 63 grams
inner dimensions: 5 cm
condition report: Very Good. minor oxidation marks.