Peridot and Diamond/Simulant Tennis Bracelet

This item is a tennis bracelet, likely crafted from sterling silver or a similar white metal, given its color and the presence of what appears to be pave-set smaller accent stones. The bracelet features an alternating pattern of oval-cut green gemstones and textured, diamond-set, or pave-set links. There are approximately five visible oval green gemstones, each set individually, with their color leaning towards a light, vivid green, strongly suggesting they are peridot. These stones appear to be well-faceted, contributing to their brilliance. Between each peridot stone is a link characterized by an 'X' or crisscross design, which is entirely encrusted with numerous small, glittering clear stones. These smaller stones, due to their size and the overall style, could be diamonds or diamond simulants like cubic zirconia. The metal setting for these smaller stones has a granulated or textured appearance, typical of pave settings, maximizing sparkle. The overall construction appears to be a series of hinged links, allowing for flexibility on the wrist. The visible portion of the bracelet shows no significant signs of wear, major damage, or missing stones. The metal maintains a bright, untarnished appearance, suggesting good care or recent cleaning. The craftsmanship appears to be of good commercial quality. Without maker's marks, it is difficult to determine precise manufacturing details or a exact age, but the style is consistent with late 20th to early 21st-century mass-produced fine or semi-fine jewelry.