Pashtun septum nose rings originate from regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, where this type of jewelry was traditionally worn as both everyday adornment and part of tribal attire. The round form with a centrally set blue bead reflects classic Pashtun folk design.

The pieces are made of brass, an alloy of copper and zinc widely used throughout the Middle East. The blue elements are decorative beads rather than turquoise, commonly employed in traditional and utilitarian tribal jewelry.

Each nose ring differs in details such as stamped patterns, serrated edges, patina tone, and bead setting. No two pieces are identical, and the numbering in the photo allows selection of a specific item.

The diameter of the nose rings is approximately 1.5–2 cm. Items are sold individually. Quantity discounts apply – the more pieces added to the cart, the lower the unit price.