Beaded Macrame Bracelet with Green Stones

This item is a handcrafted macrame bracelet featuring a series of spherical green beads woven into a brown cord. The bracelet is constructed using a series of alternating knots, likely a variation of a macrame square knot, to secure each bead individually along the length of the cord. There are approximately 13 to 14 visible beads, each exhibiting a smooth, polished surface with a light to medium green hue, possibly resembling aventurine, jadeite, or a similar 'heavy glass' stone as suggested by the context. Some beads show slight variations in color intensity and may have subtle internal marbling or inclusions, though these are not clearly discernible in the image. The beads appear to be uniform in size, estimated to be between 8mm and 10mm in diameter. The brown cord is braided or twisted and appears to be made from a textile material, such as waxed cotton, hemp, or leather cording, chosen for its durability and natural aesthetic. The bracelet features an adjustable closure, indicated by the loose ends of the cord and the overall design, allowing it to fit various wrist sizes. The craftsmanship suggests a handmade or artisanal origin, prioritizing a natural and earthy aesthetic. There are no obvious visible condition issues such as chips, cracks, or significant wear on the beads, nor any fraying or damage to the cord, indicating it is in good to excellent condition. No maker's marks, signatures, or stamps are discernible. The style is common in contemporary bohemian or naturalistic jewelry, suggesting a relatively modern creation, likely within the last 10-20 years.