Diamond Tennis Bracelet in Jewelry Box

This is a diamond tennis bracelet, likely made of white gold, platinum, or sterling silver, given the silver-toned appearance of the metal. The bracelet features a continuous line of uniformly sized, round, brilliant-cut stones, most likely diamonds or cubic zirconia, individually set in what appears to be a four-prong setting for each stone. The stones are closely spaced, creating a flexible, sparkling band. The bracelet is displayed in an open black velvet or velour jewelry box with a cream or white satin-lined interior base, specifically designed with slots or clips to hold the bracelet in place. The overall length of the bracelet appears to be approximately 7 to 7.5 inches, a standard size for a tennis bracelet, and the width is fairly delicate, suggesting smaller carat weight stones, possibly around 0.10 to 0.20 carats each, though this cannot be confirmed without closer inspection. The clasp mechanism is not clearly visible but is likely a box clasp with a safety catch, typical for this style of bracelet. There appear to be no major visible condition issues such as missing stones or significant kinks in the metal from this image; however, closer inspection would be required to identify minor scratches, wear to the settings, or tarnishing on the metal. The style is classic and timeless, indicating it could range from a relatively modern production (late 20th century to present day) to a vintage piece, depending on the craftsmanship quality.