Tibetan/Nepalese Style Filigree Jewelry Set with Coral, Lapis Lazuli, and Mustard Yellow Stone

This jewelry set consists of a chunky cuff bracelet and a matching statement ring, characteristic of Himalayan ethnographic styles such as Tibetan or Nepalese 'Newar' craftsmanship. The pieces are constructed from an alloy that likely contains silver, featuring heavy filigree, scrollwork, and granulation techniques. The bracelet is adorned with inlaid pear-shaped coral, circular lapis lazuli, and small tiered bead accents in red and blue. The ring features a large, oval, mustard-yellow cabochon (possibly amber or yellow jasper) set in a high bezel, flanked by coral inlays and silver beaded borders. The metalwork shows a darkened patina within the recesses of the wirework, which highlights the intricate spiral motifs. The construction uses a combination of cast elements and hand-applied wire filigree. There are no visible maker's marks, which is typical for this style of handcrafted regional jewelry. The condition appears very good with no missing stones or significant structural damage, reflecting mid-to-late 20th-century artisan production. The aesthetic is bold and tribal, utilizing high-contrast primary colors against a textured metallic ground.