Gold and Aquamarine/Topaz Diamond Accent Tennis Bracelet

This is a gold-toned tennis bracelet, likely crafted from yellow gold given its rich hue, featuring a repeating pattern of alternating gemstone settings. The bracelet appears to consist of two distinct sections in its design. One section showcases small, round, brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated to be between 1.5mm to 2mm in diameter, pave-set or bead-set into elongated, twisted gold links, giving them a serpentine or rope-like texture. These links are polished and exhibit a bright metallic luster. The other section features oval-cut gemstones, approximately 5mm to 7mm in length, which appear to be aquamarines or light blue topaz due to their pale blue transparency. These oval stones are set in what looks like four-prong or bezel settings, integrated directly into the bracelet's structure, and are interspersed with the diamond-set links. Each setting or link segment is joined by a hinged connection, allowing the bracelet fluidity. The back of the bracelet shows open-backed settings for the oval stones, indicating light can pass through them. The clasp mechanism is a box clasp with a safety latch, partially visible, which is standard for securing such a bracelet. One end of the bracelet appears disconnected or broken at the clasp, as the safety latch is unhooked and the main clasp mechanism is open, suggesting a need for repair to ensure secure closure. The overall condition shows some minor surface wear consistent with age and use, but no significant damage to the gemstones themselves or major deformities in the metal, apart from the functional issue with the clasp. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with secure settings and clean lines, typical of late 20th-century or early 21st-century mass-produced fine jewelry.