This is a Karen Silver bracelet from the Karen people. It features alternating long, tube-shaped beads and small, rice-shaped beads. The thickness is about 1mm, and the tube-shaped beads are about 2.5mm long. Each tube-shaped bead is individually stamped with a Paduan mark (see photo). (The stamp is very fine, as it's on a 1mm bead.) Although extremely thin, it subtly makes its presence known. The length can be made up to 18cm. The clasp is made of silver 925. Please inform me of your desired length on the transaction screen after purchase. As shown in the photo, I also sell other types of chain bracelets. You can see other Karen Silver bracelets here: #TetsuKarenSilverBracelets Please also take a look at other Karen Silver products if you like! #TetsuKarenSilver "Karen Silver" refers to silver accessories and silver beads made by the Karen people, a mountain tribe living in Myanmar and northern Thailand. Because they are all handmade, high-purity silver is used, which is easy to process. The purity is generally said to be around 95% to 97%, but some are almost 100% pure. It is higher purity silver than silver 925 (92.5% purity), which is often used in brand-name products, so the more you use it, the more it shines and becomes very tasteful. The cost of each bead is high, so the price is high, but as long as you continue to use it, the shine will last almost permanently.