Bracelets made 520 CE for the Queen Consort of King Muryeong ruler of the Baekje Kingdom of early medieval Korea. Gongju National Museum [1272×1276]

Per the Museum:
Bracelets with Inscription and Dragon Design (Queen)
These silver bracelets were discovered near the queen's
left arm in the burial chamber of the Tomb of King
Muryeong. Each bracelet has a flat inner face and a semi-
circular outer face, and contains an inscription. One of the
two is engraved with twin dragons. The silver plate used
as a lining for each bracelet bears an inscription
composed of seventeen Chinese characters "Z=A
多利昨大夫人分二百卅主耳"which reads: "The artisan
named Dari made [these bracelets] for the Grand Lady
[i.e. the queen] in the Gyeongja Year [i.e. 520] using 230
juri (or su) of silver", Experts believe that the bracelets
were made long before the queen's death and were buried
in her grave as childhood memorabilia