Vintage-Style Reddish-Brown Panel Bracelet

This is a vintage-style panel bracelet, likely costume jewelry, featuring square or rectangular reddish-brown cabochon-like inserts set into individual metal links. The metal appears to be a gold-tone alloy, possibly plated. Each panel is bordered with what looks like a textured or braided metal design, giving it a decorative edge. The central reddish-brown elements have a smooth, polished appearance, suggesting they might be resin, plastic, or a type of glass simulating carnelian or amber. Some of these central elements exhibit subtle variations in color or slight marbling, enhancing their naturalistic look. The bracelet utilizes a series of hinged links, allowing for flexibility and comfortable wear. It features a fold-over or box clasp mechanism, visible at one end, indicating a secure closure. The overall condition appears fair, as suggested by the visible retail tag, though specific wear or damage is not clearly discernible from the image. The gold-tone finish seems generally intact, without obvious significant tarnish or plating loss, but a detailed inspection would be needed to confirm. The style suggests a mid-20th century aesthetic, possibly 1960s to 1980s, given its construction and material choices typical of mass-produced costume jewelry of that era. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The craftsmanship appears standard for costume jewelry, with machine-made links and set components. The piece is laid on what appears to be a clear, pressed glass or crystal dish with a starburst pattern at its center, providing a reflective backdrop.