Multi-Colored Baroque Freshwater Pearl Elastic Bracelet

This item is an elasticated bead bracelet composed of approximately 28 individual pearls of varying sizes and colors. The piece features a rhythmic pattern of larger, dark grey-to-black pearls interspersed with smaller, semi-round white pearls. The darker pearls exhibit a metallic or iridescent luster, characteristics consistent with dyed freshwater pearls or black Tahitian-style treatment, showing hints of peacock green and violet overtones. The smaller white pearls have a softer, cream-colored orient. Many of the pearls display a 'baroque' or semi-baroque shape, characterized by slight irregularities, rings, or asymmetrical circumferences rather than perfect spheres, which is typical of natural freshwater cultivation. The construction utilizes a translucent elastic cord, allowing for a flexible fit without a metal clasp; no visible metal components or maker's marks are present. The exterior surface of the pearls appears generally smooth with high luster, though natural surface pits and striations are visible upon close inspection. The condition seems excellent with no visible thread fraying or significant nacre loss, suggesting a contemporary manufacture, likely late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship is standard for commercial fashion jewelry, focusing on the organic aesthetic of the varied pearl shapes.