Enamel and Metal Meenakari-Style Bangle Bracelet

This is a circular bangle bracelet featuring decorative enamel work, commonly associated with North Indian or Meenakari craft traditions. The item is constructed from a non-precious base metal, possibly brass or copper, which has been gold-toned or gilded at the edges. The body of the bangle is coated in an off-white or cream-colored enamel base. It is adorned with a repeating motif of small, abstracted floral or geometric shapes in red, yellow, and black. These colored elements appear to be hand-applied as cold enamel or paint. Physically, the bracelet appears to have a medium width and a standard wrist diameter. The construction shows signs of mass production rather than high-end jewelry work, evidenced by the slightly uneven application of the pigments and the simplified, stamped-like appearance of the decorative elements. Regarding condition, there are visible signs of wear including light surface scratches and minor pitting in the enamel. The internal rim shows some dark marks or faint chipping where the metal meets the coating. The gold-toned finish along the edges exhibits some rubbing. Based on the style and craftsmanship, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century and falls under the category of costume or ethnic fashion jewelry.