Bracelets

This category of jewellery includes those that have a circular shape, which are usually applied to the wrist. Depending on their size and material, they could also be applied to other parts of the body e.g. the lower limbs, neck or arm. The bracelets are usually made of stone or Spondylous and Glycymeris shells.

Bracelet of the marine shell Spondylus Gaederopus, a valuable material that was traded over very long distances during the Neolithic.

Part of a marble bracelet, probably for the wrist, with holes and grooves indicating that it was attached to another part. The marble comes from the Cyclades.