Vintage Gold Tone Link Bracelet with Faux Opals and Pink Rhinestones

This is a vintage gold-tone linked bracelet, featuring an alternating pattern of faux opal cabochons and pink rhinestones. The bracelet is constructed with individual oval-shaped links, each approximately 1.5 cm in length, that are interconnected to form a flexible band. The central design element of each link is an elongated oval component, likely a faux opal, exhibiting a milky, iridescent sheen with hues of cream and very light pink. These are bezel-set within the gold-tone metal. Flanking each faux opal are clusters of smaller, round-cut pink rhinestones, which add sparkle and color contrast. The rhinestones appear to be prong-set or pave-set within more ornate, possibly leaf-like or scrolled gold-tone frames. The metal itself has a warm, yellow-gold color, suggesting it is a gold-plated or gold-filled base metal. The overall construction points to costume jewelry. There are no clear visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image. The clasp mechanism is partially visible in one of the cropped images and appears to be a fold-over or box clasp, indicating a level of functionality consistent with such jewelry. The condition appears to be relatively good for its age, though some minor wear to the gold-tone plating or slight dullness to the rhinestones might be present, typical of vintage items. The design suggests a mid-20th century aesthetic, possibly from the 1950s to 1970s, characterized by the use of colorful stones and ornate metalwork. The craftsmanship, while not high-end fine jewelry, exhibits a decent quality for costume pieces of that era, prioritizing visual appeal and affordability.