Tuareg silver Bracelet
adayd aghrran toussaght
Adayd Aghran Toussaght

Tuareg silver accessories, each handcrafted by the "Tuareg tribe," nomads of the Sahara Desert. Traditional patterns are hand-carved one by one, making each piece unique with no two being exactly alike.

Unlike ordinary silver, the sharp yet rounded unique designs are a result of techniques passed down through generations, making them attractive. These accessories are popular with both men and women.

"adayd aghrran toussaght" (adaid agran tushaat) is a bracelet from a series whose name means "guitar sound" in Berber. The design is custom-made to resemble a guitar pick, with pick-shaped tops placed at both ends to provide a visual accent, and linear engravings in the center create a look that combines stillness and rhythm.

The body, with its appropriate thickness and width, gives a substantial presence on the wrist without being overly assertive when worn, blending in naturally. It is suitable for wearing alone or layering with other bracelets or watches. Another charm of this product is the way it ages, developing fine scratches and dullness on the surface with use, which further accentuates the carved shadows.