Vintage Articulated Tennis Bracelet with Alternating Pink and Clear Stones

This is a vintage articulated tennis-style bracelet featuring a sequential, alternating pattern of round-cut pink and clear-faceted stones. The piece is constructed with individual, rectangular metal links that allow for flexibility and movement around the wrist. The metal appears to be a silver-toned base metal, possibly brass or copper with a white-metal plating, which shows significant surface oxidation and tarnish, particularly visible as a yellowish-brown patina on the reverse side and between the settings. The stones are likely cubic zirconia or glass paste, set within four-prong settings integrated into the link architecture. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-20th-century costume jewelry origin, possibly late 1980s or 1990s, characterized by the mechanical, boxy nature of the link construction. Condition is fair, showing signs of heavy wear, surface grime, and plating loss. The toggle or fold-over clasp is visible but demonstrates some alignment wear. While the stones remain largely intact, they show dullness consistent with aged foil-backed or pasted settings that have been exposed to moisture or frequent use.