Wire-Wrapped Gold Tone Bangle Bracelet with Amber Glass Cabochon

This item is a wire-wrapped bangle-style bracelet featuring a central translucent honey-colored cabochon, likely made of amber glass or a similar synthetic resin material. The core structure consists of multiple strands of gold-toned wire, including smooth round wires and decorative twisted 'rope' style wires. These strands are bundled and held together with tight horizontal wire wraps at the shoulders of the central setting. The focal stone is an oval-cut or irregularly faceted cabochon that exhibits a rich, warm orange-brown hue. It is secured by the vertical extension of the wire bundle, which flares out to cradle the stone in a minimalist tension-set fashion. The craftsmanship suggests a contemporary artisan or handmade piece, commonly found in craft fairs or custom jewelry boutiques rather than mass-market industrial production. The metal is likely gold-filled or gold-plated brass, as there are no visible hallmarking stamps for solid karat gold on the exterior surfaces. Condition appears to be excellent with no visible tarnishing or heavy scratches on the stone face, though light surface patina is expected on the underside of artisan-wrapped wires. The style is characteristic of late 20th-century to early 21st-century wirework jewelry.