Brass Strand of Beads

Counting these discs would end friendships, so admire the ring instead.

This is a strand of beads. It is brass. Brass beads are generally made by casting in small molds or by the lost-wax method, then strung in lengths that are worn or traded. Tiny flat beads in mellow gold with faint rose flashes, pressed together in a dense line. Their edges are slightly rough, which gives a delicate crinkled outline. The long strand loops in nested circles.

Small beads, large circles, no complaints.