Vintage Damascene Panetta-Style Link Bracelet

This is a wide, vintage articulated link bracelet featuring ornate Damascene-style metalwork, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s). The piece is constructed of multiple rectangular gold-tone metal panels arranged in a three-row brick-work staggered formation. Each link is decorated with intricate black and gold (or silver) damascene-style engraving, showcasing geometric and Moorish-inspired patterns including crosses and floral motifs. The coloration suggests a gold-plated base metal with black oxidation or enamel used to create the high-contrast decorative relief. The bracelet includes a safety chain, which is a hallmark of higher-quality vintage costume jewelry, designed to prevent loss if the clasp fails. Notable features include the flexible, articulating joints that allow the bracelet to wrap comfortably around the wrist. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible wear to the gold plating on the edges and high points of the links, revealing a lighter base metal beneath, and there is some overall surface scratches consistent with age. There are no maker's marks visible in the provided image, though the style is reminiscent of Spanish (Toledo) Damascene work or high-end US costume manufacturers like Panetta.