Silver-Toned Rectangular Cabochon Link Bracelet

This item is a link bracelet composed of multi-segment silver-toned metal rectangular settings, each containing a flat, rectangular-shaped cabochon stone. The stones appear to be a opaque, light yellowish-brown or mustard color, possibly a variety of jasper or a similar chalcedony, showcasing natural cracks and fissures, which are either inherent to the stone or a result of typical wear over time. Each rectangular setting is framed by a beaded or granulated border, giving it a tactile and decorative edge. The settings are linked together by symmetrical, ornate chain links, possibly cast or stamped, featuring a series of interlocking oval or figure-eight shapes. The metal exhibits a somewhat tarnished or oxidized patina in the recessed areas, enhancing the detail of the beaded edges and linking elements, suggesting it is likely sterling silver or a silver-plated base metal with an antiqued finish. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the provided image. The style appears to be contemporary rustic or Southwestern-inspired, likely dating from the late 20th century to early 21st century. The craftsmanship, while not fine jewelry grade, indicates mass production with attention to decorative detail, offering a robust and visually appealing piece. The visible cracks on the cabochons could be considered condition issues if they are not naturally occurring inclusions in the stone, but rather damage, potentially affecting value for a collector.