Rhinestone and Metal Segmented Necklace or Bracelet

The item is a piece of jewelry, likely a necklace or bracelet, composed of interconnected segments. The primary material appears to be a dark-toned metal, possibly base metal with a tarnished or antiqued finish, given its matte, somewhat aged appearance. The design features alternating larger clusters of clear, pear-shaped or marquise-cut rhinestones and smaller, rounder, possibly dark-colored beads or small rhinestones. Each larger cluster resembles a floral or leaf motif, formed by individual clear rhinestones set closely together. It appears there are five marquise-cut rhinestones making up each larger cluster, centered around what might be a single round stone or an empty space. The clear rhinestones exhibit good clarity and faceting, reflecting light, suggesting they are either glass or crystal. Some of the individual pear-shaped rhinestones appear to have detached from the main piece, as several loose stones are visible near the jewelry, indicating potential damage or wear. The overall construction suggests a mass-produced item, consistent with costume jewelry. The individual segments are linked, allowing for flexibility. There are no visible maker's marks or identifying stamps. The style is decorative and could be from the mid-20th century to contemporary, commonly found in vintage or affordable jewelry lines. The visible condition issues include signs of wear or age, such as potential discoloration of the metal and the detachment of several rhinestones, which would impact its overall value and aesthetic appeal.