Mixed-Metal Charm Bracelet/Short Necklace

This appears to be a multi-strand charm bracelet or a very short necklace, crafted from various metal alloys. The piece features a mix of chain types and numerous charms. The main chain, visible on the right, is a rolo-style chain in an antique brass or bronze tone, terminating in an adjustable chain extension with a small ring for closure. The left side of the piece consists of multiple narrower chains, possibly silver-toned or oxidized, to which several charms are attached. Notable charms include at least two butterfly motifs, one appearing to be brass-toned with solid wings, and another silver-toned with filigree or cut-out detailing on its wings. There is also a small, rounded, polished bead-like charm, possibly a bell or a simple metallic sphere, and a flower-shaped charm. Another small, abstractly shaped charm, possibly a leaf or an irregular disc, is also present. The combination of brass/bronze and silver-toned elements suggests a mixed-metal construction, common in fashion jewelry. Oxidation and patina are visible on all metal components, giving the piece an aged or vintage appearance. There are no clear maker's marks or distinguishing hallmarks visible in the image, making it difficult to ascertain the exact manufacturer or purity of metals. The overall condition suggests moderate wear, with surface scratches and a consistent patina across the metal surfaces. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for costume jewelry, with no extraordinary fine details indicative of high-end manufacturing. The varying chain styles and an assortment of charms suggest a whimsical or eclectic aesthetic, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century.