Multi-Colored Cultured Pearl and Gold-Tone Station Bracelet

This item is a multi-colored station-style bracelet featuring eleven visible round pearls and one detached pearl. The pearls exhibit a palette of cream, champagne/gold, and silver-grey hues, suggesting they may be dyed or naturally occurring cultured pearls. The pearls are approximately 7mm to 8mm in diameter, showing a moderate luster with subtle overtones. Between each pearl is a gold-tone decorative bead or 'station' consisting of two small granulated clusters flanking a central point, linked together by fine wire work. The bracelet is secured with a spring ring clasp. In terms of condition, the piece is currently damaged as evidenced by the detached pearl at the bottom of the frame, indicating a structural failure in the stringing or wire-wrapping assembly. The metal exhibits a bright gold finish, though without clear hallmark visibility, the gold content (solid vs. plated) remains unverified. The construction style is consistent with late 20th-century fashion jewelry. The overall craftsmanship is commercial grade, leaning towards decorative costume or affordable fine jewelry segments. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernible in the provided image.