Gold-Tone Two-Row Austrian Crystal Expansion Bracelet

This item is a decorative expansion-style bracelet featuring a gold-tone metallic finish. The construction consists of a series of rectangular, vertically-oriented links that are connected by an internal spring mechanism, allowing the bracelet to stretch and comfortably fit various wrist sizes. Each individual link is inset with two round-cut, faceted clear stones, likely glass or leaded crystal (such as Austrian crystals or rhinestones), arranged in two parallel rows. The stones are secure within circular recessed mounts that provide a flush or slightly bezel-like appearance. The metal exhibits a bright, high-polish yellow-gold color, suggesting a gold-plated or gold-tone base metal alloy. In terms of condition, the piece shows minor surface scratches and faint signs of wear consistent with age, particularly where the links contact one another. There are no missing stones visible in the provided view. This style of jewelry became popular in the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1950s-1980s) and is characteristic of costume jewelry makers who focused on accessible luxury and functional design. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced but high-quality fashion accessories of that era.