Featured Help identifying this bead bracelet, is it antique?

I bought this for next to nothing and really like it for myself. However I can't figure out what it is. I haven't seen a bracelet like this before. I'm leaning towards white agate? The beads are weirdly shaped and are held together by gold wire. The clasp is definitely older but no markings. Can anyone help me I'd this thing? Is it just an amateur custom piece or a real antique bracelet?

 

I think this is basically correct. A great amount of layered agate is this (non) color. I don't know if the beads are very old or just crude. Apart from the findings, does not look commercially made.

 

The clasp looks like a really old spring ring. The beads look like something that would make me think it was Mexican souvenir jewelry, but the metal is all wrong. Maybe someone assembled a new bracelet of old parts?

 

the way the wires are formed......I find to be amateur bench made craft........

and the beads...mismatched....low quality

looks like it was made inside of 10 minutes !

If u like it ....great...... but I have noticed that you usually like better quality items !

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I’ve got several necklaces made with gold plated square wire like this. I think they are 1930’s? They mostly have hooks not spring rings. I wonder if yours started off life as a necklace, broke and was repurposed and reclasped as a bracelet?
I don’t know enough about stones to be even vaguely sure but the waves do look like agate. Do they look like the bracelet has been worn so much that the beads have been worn biconcave by the metal work or stones were cut like that originally?
If it has worn the stone that might give a clue as it would be a soft stone.

 

Mexican souvenir pieces are made with travertine; it's almost soft enough to scratch with a fingernail. The gold wires looked older to me too, and not like something a Mexican souvenir factory would use.

 

So I had this tested and the wires are gold filled but the spring ring is 14k and so is the connecting ring.... I'm thinking it was just a handmade piece in the early 1900s... the stones are all also worn concave inside the holes by the wires

 

I’ve seen that gold plated square profile a great deal on twenties and thirties stuff, especially Czech.

 

That’s the name that was floating around in my brain but just out of grasp!