Green Dragon Vein Agate Beaded Stretch Bracelet (Presumed)

This item is a beaded stretch bracelet comprising approximately 17-18 spherical beads. Each bead appears to be crafted from a translucent to semi-translucent stone, exhibiting a vibrant spectrum of green hues, ranging from a pale, almost mossy green to a deep, rich teal or emerald. A distinctive feature of many of the beads is a natural crackle or web-like pattern, possibly enhanced through a 'dragon vein' treatment, where the stone is heated and then rapidly cooled to create internal fractures, which are then often dyed to highlight the cracks. Some beads display a more uniform, milky green transparency with fewer internal patterns, suggesting slight variations in the stone or treatment. The beads are polished to a high sheen, reflecting light, and appear to be smooth to the touch, indicating good quality finishing. The size of the beads seems consistent, likely ranging from 8mm to 12mm in diameter, making them suitable for a wrist accessory. The bracelet is constructed on an elastic cord, allowing it to stretch and fit various wrist sizes, which is a common and practical design for this type of casual jewelry. There are no visible clasps, suggesting it is a continuous loop. There are no obvious signs of significant wear, chips, or damage visible in the provided image; the beads consistently maintain their round shape and polished surface, indicating good preservation. No manufacturer's marks, signatures, or specific age indicators are discernible from the image, but this style of beaded bracelet is popular in contemporary and fashion jewelry, likely dating from the late 20th century to the present day. The overall craftsmanship appears standard for mass-produced or artisan-made stone bead jewelry.