Vintage Rhinestone Bracelet with Rhombus Centerpiece

This item is a vintage-style rhinestone bracelet, likely from the mid-20th century, possibly the Art Deco or Retro period given its geometric design and use of clear stones. It features three parallel strands of small, individually set clear rhinestones, forming a flexible band. The central focus is a distinct rhombus (diamond) shaped element, densely packed with more of the same small clear rhinestones, creating a prominent sparkling focal point. The metal appears to be a silver-toned base metal, possibly rhodium-plated or chrome, showing some subtle signs of age and perhaps minor oxidation or wear, but generally maintaining a bright finish. Each end of the bracelet terminates in an ornate, stylized geometric clasp component, featuring a decorative "bow" or scroll-like motif, which contributes to its vintage aesthetic. The clasp itself appears to be a fold-over or box-style clasp, designed to securely fasten the bracelet. There are no readily visible maker's marks or signatures from the provided image. The craftsmanship appears to be consistent with mass-produced costume jewelry of the era, where individual rhinestones are typically prong-set or cup-set in continuous chains. The overall condition appears good for its age, with all rhinestones seemingly intact and no obvious major damage or repairs, although a closer inspection might reveal slight dullness to some stones or minor wear to the metal plating. The uniform size and brilliance of the stones suggest quality within costume jewelry parameters, aiming to mimic the look of fine diamond pieces.