Rhinestone and Green Stone Line Bracelet

This item is a line bracelet, typically known as a tennis bracelet, featuring a silver-tone metal setting adorned with two rows of clear rhinestones and a central row of rectangular, step-cut green stones. The bracelet appears to be constructed from linked segments, allowing for flexibility. The clear rhinestones are small and round, set closely together to create a continuous sparkle. The green stones, possibly emerald or a simulant like glass or cubic zirconia, are larger and more prominently featured, providing a contrasting color accent. The setting material, although appearing metallic and silver-toned, cannot be definitively identified as sterling silver, white gold, or a base metal alloy without closer inspection for hallmarks. The clasp visible at one end is a lobster claw type, indicating a common and secure fastening mechanism. The condition appears to be good overall, with no immediately visible missing stones or significant tarnishing, though reflections on the surface make a detailed assessment of wear difficult. Given its style, which is characteristic of costume jewelry or more affordable fine jewelry, it likely dates from the mid-20th century onwards. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced item, though the setting of numerous individual stones indicates a certain level of detail in its manufacture. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image.