Vintage Gold Charm Bracelet with Scarab Spinner Charm

This item is a vintage charm bracelet featuring multiple yellow-gold charms, most notably a rotating scarab spinner charm. The primary charm consists of a carved blue-green stone, likely turquoise or glass-faience, shaped as an Egyptian scarab beetle. The stone is suspended within a gold-toned semi-circular bale that allows the central element to spin freely. The bracelet's main body is a double-link curb or rope style chain composed of a high-polish golden metal. Adjacent charms appear to include a small animal figure and a rectangular structural element. The scarab stone shows signs of age-appropriate wear, including small surface pits and some darkening in the carved crevices, which is common in mid-20th-century Egyptian Revival jewelry. The gold metal exhibits a warm patina with minor surface scratches consistent with regular use. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced but high-quality decorative piece from the 1950s to 1970s, a period when Egyptian-inspired motifs were popular in Western fashion jewelry. The assembly uses standard jump rings and the chain links are well-formed without significant distortion.