Vintage Monet Silver-Tone Articulated Chevron Linking Bracelet

This is a vintage silver-tone fashion bracelet produced by Monet, a renowned American costume jewelry manufacturer. The piece features a highly structural and geometric 'chevron' or 'backbone' design, consisting of multiple interlocking V-shaped or wishbone-style links that provide a significant degree of flexibility and articulation. The metal is likely rhodium-plated or high-quality silver-finish base metal, a signature of Monet's durable craftsmanship known as 'triple plating.' The bracelet measures approximately 7 inches in length and is secured by a sturdy fold-over clasp mechanism. The design reflects the modernist influence of the 1960s to 1980s, emphasizing sleek lines and metallic texture rather than stone embellishments. Condition appears fair to good; there is visible surface grittiness or light corrosion on the clasp and some inner links, which is typical for vintage costume pieces stored in humid environments. The finish shows a duller patina in the crevices but maintains its structural integrity. While the 'Monet' hallmark is likely stamped on the back of the clasp (though not clearly legible in the photo), the construction and clasp style are consistent with their mid-to-late 20th-century production lines.