Vintage Gold-Tone Openwork Leaf and Pearl Link Bracelet

This vintage link bracelet features a sophisticated repeating design of openwork, stylized leaf or pod-like gold-tone metal cages. Each cage is crafted with a textured, milgrain-style edge and holds a small, white bead or imitation pearl nestled within its center. Interspersed between these decorative leaf links are individual white pearls mounted on metal pins and connected by simple jump rings. The construction is articulated, allowing for flexibility on the wrist, and is finished with a classic spring ring clasp. The metal displays a warm yellow-gold luster with slight darkening or patina in the recessed areas, which is consistent with age and typical of gold-plated or high-quality costume jewelry. The pearls show a soft, iridescent sheen, though close inspection suggests they are likely faux pearls. Based on the filigree-inspired metalwork and the style of the clasp, this piece likely dates to the mid-20th century, approximately 1950s-1960s. The overall condition appears good with minor surface wear on the metal and pearls. No obvious maker's marks are visible in the image, but the piece demonstrates refined mid-century costume jewelry craftsmanship.