Multi-strand Layered Bangle Bracelet Set

This item is a multi-strand bangle bracelet set, likely composed of an alloy metal with various decorative finishes. The set consists of approximately seven to eight individual thin bangles that are joined or worn together as a tiered stack. The physical characteristics include a mix of gold-tone and silver-tone plating, with one prominent central band featuring a teal or turquoise enamel inlay. The textures vary across the strands: some exhibit a 'stardust' or sandblasted glitter finish, while others feature machine-cut geometric patterns, milgrain-style beading, and small inset rhinestones or glass crystals that provide a subtle 'sparkle' effect. The construction appears to be costume jewelry from the late 20th or early 21st century, consistent with mass-produced contemporary fashion accessories. Regarding condition, there is visible wear to the plating, particularly on the outer edges where the base metal appears to be showing through, a common issue with gold-flashed costume pieces. No specific maker's marks are visible in the provided image. The overall craftsmanship is commercial-grade, designed for aesthetic layering rather than fine jewelry utility. The variety in width and texture suggests a bohemian or eclectic style, intended to create movement and sound when worn on the wrist.