Vintage Celadon Ceramic and Rhinestone Stretch Bracelet

This item is a costume jewelry stretch bracelet featuring a series of horizontally oriented, cylindrical ceramic beads in a pale celadon or 'mint' green glaze. These ceramic segments exhibit a high-gloss finish and a slightly organic, rounded rectangular silhouette. Interspersed between the green ceramic beads are gold-tone metallic rectangular spacers, each inset with a single row of five circular clear rhinestones, likely faceted glass or crystal. The construction utilizes a dual-strand white elastic cord system, which is visible between the beads, indicating a flexible, one-size-fits-most design consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century costume jewelry styles. The metal spacers show some signs of oxidation and patina, particularly around the prong settings of the stones, while the ceramic components appear well-preserved with no visible chips or heavy cracking. Based on the aesthetic and assembly method, this piece likely dates from the 1960s to 1980s, reflecting a mix of modernist influence with high-glam accents typical of brands like Napier or Trifari, though no specific maker's mark is visible in the provided image. The craftsmanship suggests mass-market production with a focus on bold, textural contrast.