These pieces are by and large jewelry for the working classes of this region. It is quite common to see Nomads or vendor women in the bazaars liberally bedecked with this type of jewelry.
It is also true that a great deal of silver jewelry of this type apparently came onto the market during the time of the partition of Pakistan from India and the separation of Palestine into Israel and what is known as the West Bank. These events coincide with the annexation of parts of Central Asia by the U.S.S.R. in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
That being said, we need to mention the design characteristics that these pieces share. Most of them are unsigned and not attributable to any certain artisan. The designs are often common in a certain region and simply are inherited and repeated over time. For this reason, a connoisseur can identify the region from which a piece most probably came.