Sterling Silver and Turquoise Triple-Strand Chain Bracelet

This is a vintage .925 sterling silver bracelet featuring a prominent turquoise cabochon inset into a decorative clasp. The bracelet itself is constructed from three individual chains, each appearing to be a tightly woven foxtail or chevron chain design, which converge into a single, flat silver end piece on one side and a more elaborate rectangular clasp on the other. The silver exhibits a slightly tarnished patina, suggesting age and a lack of recent polishing, which can be desirable for antique items. The turquoise stone is an oval shape with natural matrix patterns visible, displaying a vibrant green-blue hue. The bezel setting for the turquoise is simple, but the surrounding silver plate of the clasp features intricate repoussé or stamped scrollwork and dot detailing, indicative of artisanal craftsmanship, possibly from the Southwestern United States or a similar indigenous design tradition. There are no immediately visible maker's marks or signatures in the image, but the '925' designation (provided in the context) confirms it as sterling silver. The overall construction appears sturdy, and despite the visible patina, no overt damage like dents, breaks, or missing components are evident. The clasp mechanism is not fully visible, but it appears to be a box clasp integrated into the decorated end block. The interlocking chain design suggests flexibility and comfort for wear. The design elements point towards a style period that could range from mid-20th century to more contemporary Native American or artisan-crafted jewelry.