Vintage Gold-Tone Charm Bracelet with Jade-Style and Faux Pearl Heart Pendants

This is a mid-century style vintage gold-toned charm bracelet, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s. The piece features a high-polish curb chain with a decorative twist or bark-like texture on each link. Secured by a fold-over tube clasp, the bracelet serves as a foundation for five distinct charms. Three of the charms are organic, tear-drop shaped green stones, likely nephrite jade or a similar hardstone simulant, held by ornate, crown-like gold-toned caps. Interspersed between these are two larger, flat gold-toned heart-shaped pendants. Each heart features radial sunburst engraving and is centered with a small white faux pearl cabochon held in a four-prong setting. The construction is characteristic of quality costume jewelry from the era, showing good weight and articulated movement. Regarding condition, there is visible metal wear and patina consistent with age, particularly where the gold plating has thinned on the high points of the chain and the edges of the heart charms. The faux pearls show a slight dulling of lustre, and the green stone charms appear securely attached with no immediate chips visible to the naked eye. No maker's marks are visible in the provided image, but the clasp style is common for manufacturers like Trifari or Coro.