Vintage Mid-Century Rhodium Plated Smoky Glass Panel Bracelet

This is a substantial vintage costume jewelry panel bracelet, likely dating from the 1950s to 1960s. The piece consists of five large, rectangular open-work links crafted from a silver-toned metal, likely rhodium-plated base metal given the bright, mirror-like finish common of that era. Each link features a large, emerald-cut smoked topaz or gray glass stone at its center, secured by a four-prong setting. Surrounding the central stone is an ornate, pierced floral and scrollwork border embellished with small, clear round chaton rhinestones. The construction uses mechanical articulation with hidden hinges connecting the panels for flexibility on the wrist. Notable features include a fold-over channel clasp with a textured finish and a remaining safety chain for added security. The condition appears fair to good: while the metal retains much of its luster, there is visible dulling and 'dead' stones among the smaller clear rhinestones, and the central smoky glass stones exhibit minor surface scratching and internal inclusions. The overall craftsmanship is characteristic of high-end mid-century costume jewelry brands such as Coro or Trifari, although no visible hallmark is identifiable in the provided image.