Stretch Bracelet with Fleur-de-lis Motif

This is a stretch bracelet, characterized by its expandable design, composed of several rectangular links interspersed with spherical beads. The links are primarily black, likely enameled metal, with raised silver-toned oval frames in the center of each. Within these oval frames, a stylized Fleur-de-lis emblem is prominently featured, suggesting possible French influence or a heraldic design. The spherical beads, also silver-toned, separate each rectangular link, providing a textural contrast and contributing to the bracelet's overall flexibility. The metal appears to be a base metal, possibly an alloy, with a matte or brushed silver finish on the beads and the raised portions of the links, and a polished, dark black enamel filling the recessed areas of the rectangular links. Visible condition issues include minor surface wear consistent with age and use, such as slight dulling of the metal and potential hairline scratches on the enamel, though these are not severe. The construction indicates a mass-produced item, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed for everyday wear. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for fashion jewelry, with clean lines on the links and well-formed beads, indicating a commercially available piece rather than a handcrafted artisan item. Its design suggests a blend of classic motifs with a modern, wearable form.