Gold-Toned Chevron Link Chain (Necklace or Bracelet)

The item appears to be a gold-toned necklace or bracelet, characterized by a series of interconnected, uniform links. Each link is shaped like a small, flat, teardrop or heart-like form, with a slightly pointed end and a rounded, wider end. These links are arranged in a chevron or V-shaped pattern, with the pointed ends of one row of links meeting the rounded ends of the adjacent row, creating a continuous, somewhat textured chain. The color is consistently a bright, classic yellow-gold hue, suggesting either solid gold, gold-plated, or gold-filled material. The surface of the links seems polished, reflecting light and indicating a smooth finish, though minute surface scratches or tarnish cannot be definitively ruled out from the image quality. The construction appears sturdy, with each link securely joined to the next without visible gaps or weak points. At one end of the chain, there is a short extender chain with a small, spherical bead or charm attached to its end, which is a common feature for adjustable jewelry. No distinct maker's marks or hallmarks are visible in the provided image. Given the classic design, it could be from various periods, but the style suggests mid-20th century to contemporary. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of breakage or significant damage, retaining its lustrous appearance. The craftsmanship seems of reasonable quality, with uniform links and a consistent finish.