Antique “Made in Palestine” Silver Filigree Bracelet ✨
A rare treasure from British Mandate-era Palestine, this silver filigree bracelet features a classic screw post closure and an interior silversmith’s stamp reading: “Made in Palestine.”
Filigree silverwork was a hallmark of Palestinian craftsmanship during this time, especially in Jerusalem’s workshops, where artisans wove delicate silver wires into lace-like patterns. The arrival of Armenian artisans after 1915 added new layers of influence—techniques and styles that blended seamlessly with local traditions. While Armenians are most celebrated for their ceramics and fine arts, some also worked as jewelers and silversmiths, contributing to the cosmopolitan artistry that defined the city.
This bracelet is not only a 100-year-old antique but also a time capsule of Jerusalem’s rich, interconnected cultural history.
✨ PLEASE READ✨
All SAMAKA pieces are antique or vintage and may show signs of age—minor wear or patina that reflect their unique histories. Nothing is perfect, and that’s exactly the charm of vintage and antique clothing. We encourage you to read descriptions carefully and reach out with any questions before purchasing.
We do not offer online checkout. Every piece is sold through one-on-one conversation to ensure an intentional, intimate shopping experience.
TO PURCHASE, DM US ON INSTAGRAM
Payment accepted via Zelle or Venmo only.
All items are SOLD AS-IS — no returns or refunds.
Taxes & shipping not included.
Antique “Made in Palestine” Silver Filigree Bracelet ✨
A rare treasure from British Mandate-era Palestine, this silver filigree bracelet features a classic screw post closure and an interior silversmith’s stamp reading: “Made in Palestine.”
Filigree silverwork was a hallmark of Palestinian craftsmanship during this time, especially in Jerusalem’s workshops, where artisans wove delicate silver wires into lace-like patterns. The arrival of Armenian artisans after 1915 added new layers of influence—techniques and styles that blended seamlessly with local traditions. While Armenians are most celebrated for their ceramics and fine arts, some also worked as jewelers and silversmiths, contributing to the cosmopolitan artistry that defined the city.
This bracelet is not only a 100-year-old antique but also a time capsule of Jerusalem’s rich, interconnected cultural history.
✨ PLEASE READ✨
All SAMAKA pieces are antique or vintage and may show signs of age—minor wear or patina that reflect their unique histories. Nothing is perfect, and that’s exactly the charm of vintage and antique clothing. We encourage you to read descriptions carefully and reach out with any questions before purchasing.
We do not offer online checkout. Every piece is sold through one-on-one conversation to ensure an intentional, intimate shopping experience.
TO PURCHASE, DM US ON INSTAGRAM
Payment accepted via Zelle or Venmo only.
All items are SOLD AS-IS — no returns or refunds.
Taxes & shipping not included.
