Teal Filigree Beaded Stretch Bracelet

The item is a stretch bracelet composed of approximately 18-20 individual beads. Each bead features a striking two-tone design: an inner core of iridescent teal or turquoise glass, which appears to shimmer with blue and purple undertones, encased within an outer metallic filigree or scrollwork cage. The metallic outer layer, likely an alloy, is silver-toned and intricately decorated with swirling, abstract, or possibly floral motifs, lending an ornate and decorative appearance to each bead. The beads appear uniform in size and shape, spherical in nature, suggesting a consistent manufacturing process. The bracelet is currently held within a clear plastic baggie, possibly a zip-top type, indicating it may be new, unused, or being stored for protection. No visible damage such as chips, cracks, or discoloration is apparent on the beads, and the metallic filigree appears intact without bends or breaks. The elastic cord holding the beads together is not visible, but its stretchable nature is implied by the common construction of such beaded bracelets. Given the materials and design, it likely dates from the late 20th to early 21st century, characteristic of fashion or costume jewelry. The craftsmanship suggests mass production, though the intricate filigree adds a touch of perceived quality.