Bohemian Style Double-Strand Beaded Bracelet

This is a wide, statement-style double-strand bracelet constructed from naturalistic materials, likely stained wood or nut carapaces. The piece features ten horizontal segments, each composed of three large, flattened, elliptical beads in a bright ochre or mustard yellow hue. These larger sections are separated by two parallel rows of spherical beads: a larger tan-colored bead flanked by two smaller dark brown or black spacer beads. The beads are strung on two parallel cords, terminating in a metal toggle-style clasp which includes a silver-toned ring at one end and a matching bar at the other. The construction indicates a handcrafted aesthetic, common in bohemian or artisanal jewelry from the late 20th to early 21st century. The surface of the ochre beads shows a slight glossy finish, possibly from a lacquer or high polish. Condition appears excellent with no visible cracks, chips to the beads, or fraying of the structural cord. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, suggesting it is a commercial fashion piece or a well-made craft item. The scale is significant, as it occupies a large portion of the floor tile it is resting on.