Undulating Open Cuff Bracelet

This item is a slender, open-ended cuff bracelet, likely made from a gold-toned metal, possibly gold or gold-plated. Its physical characteristics include a generally circular form that has been subtly distorted into an organic, wavy shape rather than a perfect circle. The material appears to be a solid wire, likely between 2-3mm in diameter, with a smooth, polished surface reflecting light. The color is a consistent warm yellow, characteristic of many gold alloys. There are no overt decorative elements or engravings, highlighting its minimalist design. Notable features include the deliberate, uneven undulations along its circumference, which give it a unique, handcrafted appearance. At one point along the top edge, there appears to be a small, possibly stamped mark or indentation, which could be a maker's mark or karating stamp, though it's too indistinct to decipher from the image. The bracelet is an open-cuff style, meaning it does not close completely, allowing it to be slipped on and off the wrist. Regarding condition, the surface exhibits minor scuffs and slight indentations typical of wear, but no significant damage like deep scratches, bends, or breaks beyond its intended open form. The overall condition appears good, with the metal retaining its luster. The craftsmanship suggests a piece designed to be comfortable and durable, focusing on form and the inherent beauty of the metal. It aligns with contemporary or modern minimalist jewelry styles, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century given its simple and fluid lines.

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