This Tang Dynasty (618-907) gold-inlaid white jade armlet is composed of three curved jade segments forming a ring. Tiger-head gold hinges, secured by two gold rivets, connect the segments. The segments are joined by three hollow clasps, with small gold bars threaded inside to hold them together, allowing flexible movement and ease of wear.

A gold-inlaid jade bracelet was more than mere ornamentation; it carried the auspicious wish of "a hall filled with gold and jade," symbolizing both prosperity and wisdom.