This item has us confounded and befuddled. We picked it up at a recent estate sale from a high end luxury home. Thought it looked unique! Going down the proverbial rabbit hole, we found the following written in Spanish and translated it to English: ?The bags are made by a Mexican artisan company that has been in the market for around 80 years. The production process and materials combine brass, alpaca silver, and copper. Each sheet of these metals is fire-sealed and then polished with powdered and liquid acids, as well as degreased to give it a brilliant shine. The stones used in the design are 100% natural and sourced in Mexico, and sustainability is a key objective for Akcam Bags , which continues to work towards strengthening its corporate social responsibility (CSR) and solid foundation. To this end, the materials used in the manufacturing process are recycled. Symbolism, crystals , precious stones 'Akkam Bags' is a brand steeped in symbolism, beginning with its name, which is a fusion of the names of its creators, Ana Karina and McKenna . Furthermore, the natural crystals used as decoration each possess a distinct energy and message. Some of the stones used by the Mexican brand in its products include Escolecite , which aids spiritual communication, and Rose Quartz, the stone of universal love. The metal is a combination of copper, brass and alpaca. As for exclusivity, since these are semiprecious stones, each bag is unique, as no two stones are exactly alike.? These purses are considered high end boutique and sell in Miami and Milan with exclusive designs in each. We have the article that helped us figure it out and the link is here: https://medios.uchceu.es/elrotativo/2021/09/03/akkam-bags/ You may need to translate to English from Spanish. We believe the purse to be styled as Mexican or American Southwest. The five cabochon stones might be Chrysocolla. Chrysocolla is a beautiful, highly prized gemstone often used in silversmithing and goldsmithing. It is generally blue-green in color and similar to turquoise, but it's more widely available and relatively easy to work and shape. This mineral is frequently intergrown with other minerals such as Quartz, Chalcedony, and Opal, and is found in copper deposits (thanks Rock Identifier App!). The purse is 5.5 inches tall and wide and 2.25 inches thick. It is felt (or similar) lined. Scrolling designer work around all four sides. See photos. Will ship USPS with tracking to winning buyer