Pair of Interlinked Organic Metal Bangles

This item comprises two interlinked circular bangles featuring a distinct organic, undulating, and non-uniform shape. The rings exhibit a thick, rounded profile throughout their circumference. The material appears to be a heavy metal, likely silver-plated brass or a similar alloy, given the visible surface wear. The color is a tarnished metallic silver with significant golden-brown brassy undertones peering through the areas of friction and high contact, particularly on the outer edges. The surface shows a high level of patina and light pitting, suggesting considerable age or frequent use. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks in the provided image, though the style is reminiscent of mid-20th-century modernist jewelry or contemporary artisanal craft. The construction is solid with no visible seams, indicating a possible casting process. The condition is fair to good, with the primary aesthetic value derived from the heavy oxidation and the 'distressed' look of the metal. The fluid, wave-like geometry provides a tactile and sculptural quality characteristic of the organic modernism movement.