Textured Gold Bracelet with Solitaire Accent

This item is a 7-inch gold bracelet, characterized by a flattened, rectangular form factor. The primary material appears to be yellow gold, exhibiting a rich, warm hue. The bracelet's surface is intricately textured, displaying a granular, almost frosted finish, possibly achieved through a sandblasting or Florentine finishing technique, which gives it a shimmering, non-reflective quality. The construction incorporates multiple narrow bands or strands that run parallel along the length of the bracelet, creating a woven or mesh-like appearance. Despite the overall textured surface, there are thin, polished lines or channels visible between these bands, providing a subtle contrast and definition. Approximately mid-way along one side of the bracelet, there is a singular, small, square-shaped embellishment that appears to be a colorless stone, likely a diamond or a diamond simulant, set within a polished gold bezel or raised mount. This stone adds a focal point and a touch of sparkle to the otherwise matte surface. The bracelet features a clasp mechanism at one end, which is partially visible; it appears to be a hook-and-loop or box clasp with a safety latch, designed to secure the bracelet around the wrist. The overall condition appears to be good for its age, showing a uniform patina consistent with wear but no obvious signs of significant damage, scratches, or repairs. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced item, likely from the Mid-20th to Late 20th Century, given the texturing and design elements often seen in that period. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps in the provided image.