White Beaded Bracelet with Maneki-Neko Charm

This is a beaded bracelet featuring approximately 25-30 spherical beads of what appears to be white or very light translucent jade, or a similar natural stone like moonstone or a milky quartz. The beads are uniform in size, estimated to be around 6-8mm in diameter, and exhibit a smooth, polished finish with a soft, subtle luster. Interspersed between each main bead are small, round metallic spacer beads, likely gold-toned metal, possibly brass or plated alloy, contributing to the bracelet's overall aesthetic. These tiny spacers are uniform in size and have a bright, reflective surface, contrasting with the soft white of the stone beads. A focal point of the bracelet is a distinctive charm attached to one section of the bead strand. The charm appears to be a stylized 'Maneki-neko' or lucky cat figure, crafted from a combination of the same white stone material for the main body and gold-toned metal for decorative elements, including a ring or collar around its neck and possibly whiskers or other facial details. A small, round golden pendant with an embossed character or symbol, possibly an ancient Chinese coin design, hangs from the main cat charm. The bracelet is strung on an elastic cord, allowing for easy wear and fit, as suggested by its circular, somewhat relaxed shape in the image. The overall condition appears excellent, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the beads or the charm. The metal components show no signs of tarnish or plating loss in the visible areas. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced item, possibly a modern creation inspired by traditional Asian symbolism, given the Maneki-neko charm. The clean lines and uniform bead sizing indicate a well-made, contemporary piece of costume or fashion jewelry.