Handcrafted silver cuff bracelet acquired directly from a Tuareg silversmith in Niger. The bracelet is formed from a smooth round silver rod terminating in finely decorated geometric finials. The faceted diamond-shaped terminals are embellished with traditional Tuareg punchwork and engraved motifs, including triangular panels, dotted designs, and linear patterns derived from Saharan decorative traditions.

The restrained elegance of the plain silver hoop highlights the intricate craftsmanship of the terminals, a characteristic feature of modern Tuareg jewelry. Geometric motifs of this type are widely associated with Tuareg artistic traditions and reflect design elements found on leatherwork, sword fittings, amulets, and the renowned Agadez crosses.

Niger, late 20th–early 21st century.

Interior dimensions: 2⅜ × 1⅝ in. (60 × 41 mm)

Weight: 20 g