Multi-Strand Gold-Tone Hammered Disk Bracelet

This item is a multi-strand bracelet featuring an organic design composed of interconnected, hammered, gold-tone metal disks. The bracelet consists of three distinct strands, each cascading in size from smaller disks at the clasp to larger, more substantial disks towards the center and end of the accessory. The individual disks vary in shape, presenting some as nearly circular and others as more irregular, almond-like or tear-drop shapes, all with a distinct hammered texture that adds depth and a slightly rustic, artisanal feel to the surface. The gold-tone material appears to be a base metal, possibly brass or a gold-plated alloy, showing some signs of wear, including minor scratches and slight discoloration or patina in areas, particularly on the flatter surfaces of some disks. The links between the disks are small, simple rings, seamlessly connecting the elements. At one end of the bracelet, there is a visible magnet clasp mechanism, consisting of a rounded, bezel-set, light-colored or iridescent cabochon stone (possibly a mother-of-pearl or similar material) attached to a smaller, decorative gold-tone disk, which connects to the magnetic component. This type of clasp is known for ease of use but can sometimes indicate a more costume jewelry quality. The overall aesthetic suggests a contemporary, possibly bohemian or modern-chic style, likely dating from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship is decent, with uniform hammering and secure connections, though the base metal and lack of discernible maker's marks point to it being fashion jewelry rather than fine jewelry. The size appears to be a standard bracelet length, suitable for an average adult wrist.