This is an 18 gauge sterling silver bangle, hand woven. Another one of the easier than it looks type things.

I neglected to give credit to the original designer for the tutorial on this weave when I originally posted this. The designer's name is Linda Chandler, and her web site is jewelrybylinda.com. She has a tutorial for this weave and one other weave as well available on her website; they are somewhat expensive ($20), but I felt they were worth it. They are well written and have lots of pictures to go with the written directions. She also has a book, Woven Wire Jewelry, which has other weaves in it as well. You can get it on Amazon, or at Barnes and Noble. I hope that helps all of you that were interested in learning the weave. It really is not hard to do if yu have some wire working experience. I would not recommend this for a rank beginner to jewelry, but if you've been working with wire for a little while, definitely give it a try and don't be intimidated! I have seen this weave adapted to make rings, neck collars, watch bands, and so on, so it's very veratile. I've also seen several different versions of the weave using a different number of core wires, bi-metal, and different clasp configurations (some absolutely beautiful!). Take a look at Linda's site; she has some great examples of different weaves and adaptations of weaves there.