Vintage Lapis Lazuli and Silver-Tone Panel Link Bracelet

This vintage panel link bracelet features five oval-shaped, cobalt blue cabochon stones, which appear to be Lapis Lazuli or a high-quality glass simulant, set within decorative silver-tone metal frames. The stones are approximately 12mm to 14mm in length and are secured by smooth bezel settings. Interspersed between each stone panel are ornate, openwork floral or foliate link connectors that provide flexibility and aesthetic detail. The metal exhibits the characteristic luster of polished rhodium plating or sterling silver, though no hallmarks are visible in the current view. The bracelet is fitted with a traditional fold-over clasp, suggesting a manufacturing date between the 1950s and 1970s. Overall construction appears solid with uniform link articulation. Notable condition details include light surface abrasions on the metal consistent with age, and a slight patina in the recessed areas of the decorative links. The stones show good color saturation with no immediately visible chips or fractures. This piece reflects a classic Mid-Century costume jewelry style, likely produced by a North American or European manufacturer of the era.