Art Deco Style Emerald-Cut Green Paste Line Bracelet

This item is a line bracelet featuring a series of emerald-cut, vibrant green stones, likely glass paste or synthetic gemstones given the color saturation and internal reflections. The stones are set horizontally in a ladder or rail-link style construction, where each rectangular stone is secured by corner prongs that are part of a continuous metal framework. The metal appears to be a white-tone alloy, possibly sterling silver or rhodium-plated brass, which was common in mid-century costume jewelry. The stones exhibit a rich, 'Kelly green' hue with significant translucency, visible against the backlight. Upon close inspection, the stones show minor facet wear and some internal 'swirl' marks or inclusions characteristic of molded glass. The metalwork shows signs of light oxidation and minor surface scratches, suggesting a period piece from the 1940s to 1960s. The craftsmanship is consistent with high-quality vintage costume jewelry, utilizing a secure bar-link connection between the stone housings to allow for flexibility on the wrist. There are no maker's marks visible in this orientation, but the uniform cut of the stones and the precise prong setting indicate a mass-produced yet well-manufactured decorative accessory. The overall condition is good, with all stones present and no significant chipping or fractures visible in the primary emerald-cut faces.