Vintage Faux Pearl and Gemstone Link Bracelet

This item is a vintage link bracelet, likely crafted from a base metal, possibly gold-toned or brass, given its warm, somewhat tarnished appearance. The bracelet consists of multiple rectangular and oval-shaped links, each approximately 1.5 cm (0.6 inches) in length, connected by simple, flat rectangular links. Each primary link features a central, round, cream-colored faux pearl, surrounded by intricate, decorative metalwork. This metalwork varies slightly between links; some links display a halo of smaller spheres or beads around the pearl, while others have more elaborate scrolled or filigree-like patterns. Several links are further embellished with small, colorful faux gemstones, appearing in shades of orange, green, and possibly clear or white, strategically placed around the central pearl or within the decorative metalwork. The overall design suggests a Victorian or Edwardian revival style, or possibly a mid-20th-century interpretation of these historical aesthetics, dating from the 1950s to 1970s. The construction appears to be a series of cast or stamped metal components assembled together. The metal shows signs of wear, including tarnishing and some possible loss of plating, consistent with age and use. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The craftsmanship, while decorative, appears to be of a mass-produced or costume jewelry quality rather than fine jewelry, indicated by the uniformity of the components and the use of faux pearls and gemstones. The bracelet is fitted with a simple hook or tab closure at one end, implying it connects to a corresponding loop on the other end, though the full closure mechanism is not entirely visible.