Estate Vintage 1950s Indian Turquoise Mosaic Inlay Brass Bangle Bracelet Set Mid Century

This unbelievably cool estate vintage set of four 1950s Indian brass bangles features stunning turquoise mosaic inlay work characteristic of mid-century Indian craftsmanship. Each solid brass bangle showcases crushed turquoise stone inlaid in intricate mosaic patterns, creating beautiful variations across the set. The technique of turquoise mosaic inlay was popular in Indian jewelry making, where crushed turquoise stones were carefully set into brass frameworks to create geometric and decorative patterns.

These vintage bangles represent the sophisticated metalwork and stone inlay techniques that flourished in India during the 1950s, when artisans perfected the art of combining brass with natural turquoise in mosaic designs. The solid construction and rich patina demonstrate authentic vintage quality, while the varying patterns across the four bangles create a dynamic stackable set. Perfect for collectors of vintage ethnic jewelry, mid-century accessories, or anyone who appreciates the artistry of traditional Indian craftsmanship.

Condition: Estate vintage set in excellent condition with beautiful natural patina. All four bangles retain secure turquoise inlay work with no missing stones or damage.

Key Features:

• Complete set of four vintage 1950s Indian bangles
• Authentic brass construction with turquoise mosaic inlay
• Crushed turquoise stone work in geometric patterns
• Solid bangles with substantial weight and quality
• Mid-century Indian artisan craftsmanship
• Natural vintage patina enhancing character
• Stackable set with varying mosaic designs
• Traditional Indian jewelry making techniques
• Estate vintage collectible ethnic jewelry
• Perfect for bohemian or vintage style 

A wonderful example of 1950s Indian jewelry artistry that showcases the timeless appeal of turquoise and brass combinations. Perfect for bohemian festival style and those who appreciate ethnic craftsmanship. The exotic turquoise and brass combination captures the tiki revival aesthetic of the 1950s"