Vintage Multi-Gemstone & Enamel Link Bracelet

This is a vintage-style link bracelet, possibly dating from the mid-20th century, crafted from a yellow metal, likely gold-toned base metal. The bracelet features a series of interconnected rectangular or square links, each adorned with intricate detailing. The surface of these links is characterized by a raised texture, potentially filigree or granulation, which is partially covered with green enamel. This green enamel appears to be applied in a textured or mottled fashion, adding depth to the design. Each link is individually set with a variety of small, cabochon-cut gemstones or glass elements in assorted colors, including red, green, and light blue. Additionally, several small, round, white cabochons, resembling pearls or imitation pearls, are interspersed among the colored stones. The arrangement of the stones and pearls within each link creates a floral or clustered motif. The overall color palette is vibrant and rich, suggesting an aesthetic inspired by Middle Eastern or Indian jewelry. The reverse side of the bracelet, visible in the image, shows the construction of the links as individual units connected by hinges, indicating a flexible design. The clasp mechanism is partially visible as a hook-and-eye or similar simple closure. The metal exhibits a warm, golden hue, with some indication of wear or patina consistent with its age. There are no obvious visible signs of severe damage, but some minor surface wear on the metal and enamel is to be expected. The craftsmanship appears to be of moderate quality, suitable for costume or fashion jewelry of its era, with a focus on decorative visual appeal rather than fine materials.