Art Deco Style Filigree Bracelet with Emerald-Colored Center Stone

This item is an Art Deco-style link bracelet featuring an ornate filigree design. The central focal point is a navette-shaped or lozenge-shaped panel crafted from elaborate silver-toned openwork, likely white gold, platinum-plated silver, or rhodium-plated base metal. This central panel houses a round, bezel-set translucent green stone, possibly an emerald or green glass, flanked by two smaller dark blue accent stones, possibly sapphires or synthetic spinels. The band is composed of rectangular filigree links that continue the geometric openwork theme characteristic of the 1920s-1930s era. The metal exhibits a bright, cool luster with some visible darkening in the recessed areas (patina), which enhances the depth of the lacy engraving. The craftsmanship shows fine milgrain edging and delicate wirework. No visible maker’s marks are discernible from this angle, but the style strongly suggests an original early 20th-century piece or a high-quality mid-century reproduction. The overall condition appears good with the stones securely set and the intricate metalwork remaining intact without obvious breaks or bends.