Charm Bracelet with Pearl and Crystal Beads

This is a charm bracelet, likely of the 'Pandora-style' interchangeable bead design, featuring a series of beads on a flexible, possibly silver-toned, snake chain. The bracelet is open, suggesting a lobster claw clasp or similar closing mechanism is present, though not fully visible. The beads consist of both natural elements and decorative, man-made components. Specifically, there are several lustrous, off-white, irregular-shaped pearl beads, often referred to as freshwater pearls, which appear to be baroque or biwa pearls due to their non-uniform shape. Interspersed among the pearls are cylindrical disco-ball style beads, heavily encrusted with small, clear, faceted crystals (rhinestones), providing significant sparkle. There are also similar disco-ball style beads adorned with light pink or rose-colored crystals, adding a pop of color. The metal components, including the chain and the base for the crystal beads, appear to be a bright, silvery tone, possibly silver-plated base metal, sterling silver, or stainless steel. The clasp area shows a small charm, possibly a conch shell or similar sea-themed design, dangling from the chain extension. The overall construction implies a mass-produced item, typical of contemporary fashion jewelry. There are no obvious signs of heavy wear, damage, or repairs visible in the provided image; the beads appear intact and the metal surfaces relatively bright. The bracelet is presented in a sheer, white or clear organza drawstring pouch, which functions as simple gift packaging or for storage. The style period is contemporary, likely dating from the last two decades, when interchangeable charm bracelets became widely popular.