Mid-Century Modern Multi-Color Cabochon Link Bracelet

This is a vintage link bracelet, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s), featuring a distinctive modernist design. The bracelet is constructed of elongated, parallel double-wire silver-tone metal links. Integrated along the center of the bracelet are eight bezel-set round cabochons in a variety of pastel and vibrant hues, including turquoise blue, lime green, powder pink, and white. The stones exhibit a chatoyant or 'cat's eye' effect, suggests they are likely glass glass moonstones or fiber-optic 'selenite' style glass, which was popular in costume jewelry of that era. The metal shows a visible dark patina and oxidation, particularly in the recessed areas around the bezel settings and between the wire links, which is typical for aged silver-plate or sterling silver. There is some minor surface wear and light scratching consistent with age and previous use. No visible maker's marks are discernible from the top view, though such pieces were frequently produced by companies like Sarah Coventry or Coro. The craftsmanship is indicative of mid-market vintage costume jewelry, featuring secure bezel settings and a structural, geometric aesthetic characteristic of Mid-Century design.