Turquoise and Filigree Openwork Stretch Bracelet

This item is an expandable stretch-style bracelet featuring alternating rectangular panels. The design consists of vibrant turquoise-colored cabochons and silver-toned openwork filigree spacers. Each turquoise panel is domed and set within a textured, beaded border (milgrain detail). The spacers feature an intricate, scroll-like leafy or floral motif, also finished with a beaded edge. Based on visual inspection, the item appears to be fashion or costume jewelry rather than fine jewelry. The metal is likely a chrome or nickel-plated base metal, as indicated by the high-shine reflective surface and the construction typical of mid-to-late 20th-century costume pieces. The blue inserts appear to be polished resin or simulated turquoise glass, given the high uniformity in color and lack of natural matrix. The bracelet is held together by internal elastic cords, allowing it to stretch over the hand. Condition-wise, the piece appears to be in good vintage condition with no missing panels, though slight surface scratching and minor oxidation to the metal finish are visible upon close inspection. There are no prominent maker's marks or signatures visible in the photograph, suggesting it may be a mass-produced boutique piece from the 1970s or 1980s, reflecting a Southwestern or Bohemian style.