Costume jewelry bracelet in the style of Chloe + Isabel

This fashion bracelet consists of alternating floral and leaf-like links, appearing consistent with 21st-century costume jewelry trends. The piece features four circular flower-motif links with light seafoam-green or mint-colored marquise-cut stones arranged as petals around a central clear rhinestone. Interspersed between these are four elongated 'leaf' links with amber or champagne-colored marquise stones and small clear rhinestone accents. The metal has an aged brass or antique-gold tone finish, showing some surface wear and patina consistent with use. One end features a lobster-style clasp, while the other bears a small oval metal tag with a logo that appears consistent with the 'c+i' mark used by the brand Chloe + Isabel; however, this marking remains unverified without physical inspection. The user identifies this as a 'C+I bracelet,' which is stylistically supported by the design but cannot be confirmed from an image alone. The stones appear to be glass or acrylic rather than semi-precious gems, typical of moderate-quality boutique fashion jewelry. Construction uses standard jump ring connectors and prong settings.

I have examined the images of this costume jewelry bracelet, which the user identifies as a Chloe + Isabel (C+I) piece. Based on what I can see, the item features floral and leaf-motif links with an antique-gold tone finish and inset glass or acrylic stones. While the piece bears a small oval tag with a logo consistent with the 'c+i' mark, I cannot verify this attribution from a photo alone; markings on fashion jewelry can be mimicked, and physical inspection of weight and metal quality would be required for a higher degree of confidence. The estimated value of $25.00 - $45.00 is based on the assumption that the item is a genuine product of the now-defunct boutique brand Chloe + Isabel, which maintains a niche secondary market among collectors of 21st-century fashion jewelry. This estimate reflects the current market demand for 'boho-chic' accessories of moderate quality. I cannot confirm the material composition or the security of the prong settings without a hands-on assessment. If this item were determined to be an unbranded 'in the style of' reproduction or a generic fashion piece, the value would likely decrease to a range of $5.00 - $15.00. To further support the identification, one would need to compare the specific design against historical C+I digital catalogs or consult with a specialist in contemporary costume jewelry. For insurance or resale purposes, note that the value of such items is highly dependent on the condition of the plating and the presence of all original stones.