Gold-Tone Peanut-Themed Rolo Chain Bracelet (Jimmy Carter Campaign Style)

This is a gold-tone novelty bracelet measuring approximately 5 inches in total length. The item consists of a double-row rolo or 'belcher' style chain, crafted from a yellow-gold colored metal, likely a base metal alloy with gold plating. The centerpiece or focal point of the jewelry is a small, figural peanut charm. This charm displays a textured husk pattern on its lower portion and is accented at the top with a pave-set cluster of small, clear faux-diamonds or rhinestones to signify a 'top' or cap. This specific peanut imagery was highly popular during the mid-to-late 1970s as a commemorative or promotional token associated with Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign and tenure. The construction features a standard lobster claw clasp for closure. Condition-wise, the plating shows significant dulling and a dark patina consistent with age and oxidation. There are no immediate maker's marks visible in the image, though pieces like this were commonly mass-produced by costume jewelry manufacturers of the era. The craftsmanship is of standard commercial costume quality, utilizing cast components and machine-made chains.