Vintage Copper Curb Link Bracelet

This item is a vintage cuban or curb link bracelet, appearing to be crafted from solid copper or a copper-heavy alloy given its distinctive reddish-orange metallic hue and visible oxidation. The bracelet features a series of flattened, interlocking circular links that create a uniform and bold aesthetic typical of mid-20th-century jewelry styles. The metal surface exhibits a variegated patina, with darker areas of tarnish settled in the recessed parts of the links, contrasting with higher, polished surfaces. It is secured by a distinctive rectangular fold-over clasp, which is a common feature in functional copper jewelry from manufacturers like Renoir or Bell from the 1940s through the 1960s. The craftsmanship is solid but mass-produced, with the links showing consistent thickness and smooth edges. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps on the exterior surfaces shown, though such marks are often found on the interior of the clasp mechanism. The condition is fair to good, displaying surface scratches and minor pitting consistent with age and regular wear. This piece serves as both a decorative accessory and is historically representative of the mid-century trend for copper therapeutic and fashion jewelry.

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