Indian or Middle Eastern Style Repoussé Silver-Toned Cuff Bracelet with Gemstone Inlays

This is a substantial cuff bracelet, likely crafted from a silver-toned metal, possibly silver, silver-plated, or a silver alloy, given its lustrous, though somewhat tarnished, appearance. The bracelet features a wide, multipart construction, appearing to be composed of at least three distinct bands or sections visually integrated into a single, hinged cuff design. The overall aesthetic suggests an Indian or Middle Eastern cultural origin, characterized by intricate repoussé and chase work. Each of the three observable sections is richly decorated. The top and bottom sections feature delicate, foliate or scroll motifs flanking small, seemingly cabochon-cut, dark-colored gemstones, possibly onyx or hematite, set within bezel settings. The central, widest band is adorned with more elaborate, possibly zoomorphic or stylized floral patterns in relief, and features a prominent, elongated oval-shaped, smooth red gemstone, likely coral or a coral-colored glass or resin, also bezel-set. The edges of the cuff are further embellished with a rope-like or beaded texture. The bracelet is a hinged style, indicated by the visible gap and fastening mechanism on one side, allowing it to be opened and closed for wear. The interior appears relatively smooth, with some visible signs of oxidation or patina consistent with age. There are no obvious visible manufacturer's marks or signatures from the provided image. The condition shows moderate wear, including surface scratches and general tarnish, which contributes to its antique or vintage appeal. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed repoussé work and secure bezel settings, suggests a certain level of artisanal skill.