S-Link Tennis Bracelet with Pave-Set Stones

This item is a flexible tennis-style link bracelet featuring a classic 'S-link' or 'serpentine' design. Each individual link is curved in an 'S' shape and houses a cluster of small, round brilliant-cut colorless stones, likely diamonds or cubic zirconia, set in a pave or miracle plate style to maximize light reflection. The metal appears to be a silver-toned alloy, possibly white gold, sterling silver, or silver-plated brass, showing a consistent metallic luster throughout. The bracelet measures approximately 7 inches in length, which is a standard woman's wrist size. The construction consists of multiple repeating articulated segments joined together to create a fluid, shimmering line that drapes softly. A box clasp with a safety fold-over latch is visible at the top terminal, which is a hallmark of mid-to-high quality jewelry designed for security. Regarding condition, the piece appears to be in good used condition with all stones present; however, localized tarnishing or dirt buildup is visible between the links, suggesting it may require professional cleaning. This style reached peak popularity in the late 20th century (1980s-1990s) and remains a staple decorative accessory. The absence of visible hallmark stamps in the photograph prevents a definitive material identification, but the density of the setting suggests a commercial-grade production intended for formal or bridal wear.