vintage Art Deco Nouveau gold-plated bracelet, mirror back blue glass, Czech

Description

Here is a vintage Art Deco or Art Nouveau bracelet. It has six glittering glass stones in a gorgeous shade of sapphire blue. In between each stone is a delicate filigree panel with a bright gold-plated finish.
The
jump rings connecting the panels appear to be brass.
This bracelet is 7 and 3/8ths inches long. It is unsigned, but it is probably Czech. The stones are beautifully faceted, and I believe they have a mirror backing because they glow SO much, even in dim lighting.
The spring-ring clasp works well. It might be a replacement for the original clasp, as it appears to be a different type of metal than what is being used for the rest of the bracelet.
This bracelet is in great vintage condition with no major issues. When I look at it up close, I can see a few very tiny areas where the gold plating has worn off, but this is not very noticeable when the bracelet is being worn.
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