Pink Glass Bead Rosary Bracelet with Miraculous Medal

This item is a single-decade rosary bracelet, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. It features ten translucent light pink beads with a subtle pearlescent or 'waterfall' finish, possibly made of molded glass or high-quality lucite. Each bead is teardrop-shaped and individually linked with gold-tone wire in an eyelet-and-loop construction. The metal is likely decorative gold-plated brass or base metal, showing minor age-appropriate surface oxidation and patina near the joints. A distinguishing feature is the silver-toned metal charm at the end, which is a heart-shaped Miraculous Medal (Medaille Miraculeuse), showing a relief of the Virgin Mary. The medal exhibits a different metallic finish than the gold-tone chain, suggesting it may be a later addition or intentional mixed-metal design. The opposite end features a gold-tone fold-over or flat jewelry clasp. Condition appears generally good with no visible chips to the beads, though the differing metals suggest a piece of modest religious costume jewelry rather than fine fine jewelry. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced devotional items from the 1960s through the 1980s.