Egyptian Revival Turquoise Panel Bracelet

This item is an Egyptian Revival style bracelet, composed of seven linked rectangular panels. Each panel features a central, roughly rectangular turquoise or turquoise-colored stone set within a gold-toned metal frame. The alternating panels (second, fourth, and sixth from the left) also incorporate what appear to be figural elements, possibly stylized depictions of ancient Egyptian deities or symbols, flanking the central stone. The metal appears to be a gold-tone, possibly brass, gilded, or gold-plated base metal, exhibiting some tarnishing and wear consistent with age and handling. The turquoise stones vary slightly in color and matrix, suggesting they might be natural stones, though without closer inspection, it's difficult to confirm if they are solid turquoise, composites, or imitation. The overall construction appears to be machine-made with some hand-finishing, indicated by the uniformity of the links. There are no clear maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided images. The bracelet is displayed in what appears to be its original or a presentation box lined with red velvet or felt, suggesting it was once considered a cherished or gift item. The visible condition includes expected surface wear, minor scratches to the metal, and slight irregularities in the stone settings. The style points to a potential age range from the early to mid-20th century, a period when Egyptian Revival jewelry was popular, especially after archaeological discoveries in Egypt.