Gold-Toned Snake Chain Bracelet with Curved Bar Accents

This item is a gold-toned bracelet, likely made from a base metal with a gold plating, given the lack of distinct precious metal hallmarks visible in the image. The bracelet features a flexible snake chain construction on two segments, connected by a central, curved, flat bar element. The overall length appears to be suitable for a wrist, though a precise measurement is not possible from the provided image. The color is a consistent warm, yellow-gold throughout, suggesting it once had a uniform finish. The snake chain segments exhibit a tightly woven, smooth surface characteristic of this chain type, offering flexibility. The central bar is flat and smoothly polished with a gentle 'S' curve, adding a distinct design feature. One end of the bracelet shows a small, open loop, which likely served as an attachment point for a clasp, now absent. The other end, though less distinct, also appears to terminate in a similar manner. Visible condition issues include a general dullness to the gold-tone finish, suggesting wear or tarnish. There might be some minor abrasions or scratches on the surface of the curved bar, though these are not clearly discernible due to image resolution. The absence of a clasp indicates incomplete functionality, requiring repair or replacement for wear. The design suggests a mid to late 20th-century aesthetic, possibly 1970s or 1980s, given the clean lines and snake chain popularity during those periods. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with no obvious signs of handmade artisanal quality or intricate detailing. The smooth finish of the bar and the consistent weave of the snake chain point to standard jewelry manufacturing techniques.