Finger bone bracelet

The oldest finger bone used as decoration found in Europe date back to 50,000 years ago and was made by Neanderthals from giant deer bones. Giant deer and Neanderthals are now extinct, but Paleolithic bone jewelry inspired me to create this particular piece of metal, a silver bracelet. But the wild connections do not end here. As the bone casting model I used phalanx of a wolf prey from Białowieża Primeval Forest.
There are two versions of the bone bracelet - normal with hollow bones and heavy with full bones - the difference is visible only on the underside (chceck the photos). For standard length they weight 60 and 100 grams. Braclets in different sizes will differ in weight accordingly.