Vintage Multi-Strand Bohemian Mixed Bead Bracelet with Box Clasp

This is a vintage multi-strand charm-style bracelet featuring a highly eclectic, Bohemian aesthetic. The piece is constructed with four main strands of thin, antiqued copper-tone metal wire or chain, upon which an array of small beads are densely clustered. The bead palette is earthy and organic, consisting of turquoise blue, coral red, amber yellow, and faceted smoky quartz or glass elements. A prominent central square-shaped medallion serves as a focal point, composed of larger domed cabochons in shades of mustard yellow and dark brown, arranged in a floral or sunburst pattern. The bracelet features a box-style clasp mechanism, although the receiving end of the clasp appears to be missing or detached in this view, showing only the hook/eye loops at the terminals. The overall construction exhibits a 'chaos' style common in mid-20th-century costume jewelry, particularly those reminiscent of Miriam Haskell's hand-wired techniques, though no specific maker's mark is visible. The metal shows an aged patina consistent with vintage brass or copper alloys. Some beads appear irregularly sized, suggesting a mix of natural glass, semi-precious stones, or early plastics. The craftsmanship is intricate, requiring significant hand-assembly to wire each individual cluster to the base strands.