Woven silver is one of the rare and rapidly disappearing handcrafts. It is an ancient craftsmanship and found in Turkey originally. Technique of weaving this beautiful jewelry uses 0.08 or 0.09 millimeter (approximately the thickness of a hair) pure (1000 carat) silver wire wrapped around either silk or nylon threads. This silver wire becomes very strong and flexible so that it can be woven without breaking. Generally, three different thicknesses are used to make jewelry: Thin for making chains, medium thickness for earrings, and thick for pendants and bracelets. The overall thickness of these wrapped wires are between 0.3mm to 0.5mm.