Artisanal Wire-Wrapped Sterling Silver Bracelet with Blue Goldstone and Larimar

This is a wide, artisanal cuff-style bracelet featuring complex wire-wrapping techniques. The primary structural material is sterling silver wire, intricately woven, looped, and knotted into a mesh-like organic texture. The bracelet showcases three distinct gemstone cabochons. The central, largest stone is an oval-shaped Blue Goldstone (a man-made sparkling glass), characterized by its deep midnight blue hue infused with shimmering metallic copper inclusions. Flanking the center are two light blue stones that resemble high-quality Larimar (Pectolite), showing its signature white 'volcanic foam' marbling against a sky-blue background. Despite the user's note suggesting turquoise, these stones visually align more with Larimar's translucent patterns. The wirework is multi-layered, providing an airy yet substantial volume. The silver appears bright and polished, indicating a contemporary or well-maintained piece. There are no visible maker's marks from this angle, but the complexity indicates skilled hand-craftsmanship rather than mass production. The condition appears excellent with no visible tarnishing, broken wires, or chips to the stones. The style is distinctly bohemian or 'wearable art' from the late 20th or 21st century.