Southwestern Style Turquoise and Silver-Tone Link Bracelet

This item is a link bracelet, likely crafted in a Southwestern or Native American influenced style. It features seven rectangular segments, each housing a vibrant turquoise-colored inlay. The metal appears to be silver-tone, possibly sterling silver, Alpaca silver, or a silver-plated base metal, exhibiting a somewhat darkened or antiqued patina in places, suggesting some age or intentional finishing. Each link measures approximately 1.5-2 cm in length and is connected by jump rings, allowing for flexibility. The turquoise inlays are cabochon cut and appear to be set within a bezel or flush setting. Between some of the rectangular turquoise sections, individual, smaller 'totem-like' or figural silver-tone elements are present, adding to the unique aesthetic and suggesting a cultural inspiration. The clasp is a simple tab-insert style, integrated into the design at one end. The overall condition shows minor wear consistent with use, such as light surface scratching on the metal and possibly some subtle variations in the turquoise's color or surface. There are no obvious signs of significant damage, repairs, or missing stones. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality, with attention paid to the individual link designs and stone settings. The piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century.