Greek Key Bracelet with Blue Cabochons

This is a vintage articulated bracelet featuring a repeating Greek key (or meander) pattern in a gold-toned metal, likely brass or gold-plated base metal given its apparent age and style. The bracelet consists of multiple rectangular links, each formed into the distinctive interlocking angular motif. Scattered throughout the length of the bracelet, embedded within some of the Greek key links, are small, round, cabochon-cut stones of a light blue or turquoise color, possibly true turquoise, reconstituted turquoise, or a composite material. These stones appear to be set within dark, possibly oxidized or enameled, bezels or settings, which provide a striking contrast and highlight the blue of the stones. There are a total of seven visible stones evenly spaced along the bracelet's length. The metal exhibits a warm, mellow gold patina consistent with age, suggesting it has not been recently polished. Visible condition issues include some darkening or tarnish on the metal surface, particularly near the settings of the stones, and a general antique appearance indicating wear consistent with its age. The clasp appears to be a simple hook-and-loop or spring ring type, though details are difficult to discern from the image. One end of the bracelet shows a small jump ring, while the other end shows a hook-like component which is possibly a spring ring clasp or part of a toggle clasp that has detached. The links appear to be hinged, allowing the bracelet to articulate and conform to the wrist. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The design evokes a classical or Hellenistic influence, suggesting a style period anywhere from the mid-20th century onwards, often seen in costume jewelry or pieces inspired by ancient motifs. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, with a focus on design aesthetic.