This cool, collectable and unique antique and vintage element silver 'fine' jewellery piece has been created using a fusion of several different style link chunky solid vintage silver chains.  An equally robust lobster clasp fastens the chain securely.  
 
I have coupled to the bracelet chain a highly collectable 1970s 'Smiley Face' charm - super cool and always on trend retro.  The charm is hallmarked nicely.  
 
From the 9mm fastening ring dangles a short length of filgaro link vintage silver chain with a pretty link from an antqiue French chain.  This link has a centre 'pyramid' that has rose gold vermeil - All in all giving an interesting finial to the bracelet - nice! 
 
'Smiley Face'  Logo Trivia
The original 1970s smiley face is a sunny yellow circle with two black dots for eyes and a thick, slightly irregular black smile, created by graphic artist Harvey Ball in 1963. Originally designed for a $45 fee to boost morale at an insurance company, it became a massive cultural phenomenon in the early 1970s, featuring prominently on buttons, T-shirts,
 
1970s Popularity: While designed in 1963, it was popularized in the early 70s by Philadelphian brothers Bernard and Murray Spain, who paired it with the slogan "Have a Happy Day".
 
The Smiley design, as seen on Wikipedia, became a defining icon of the 1970s, symbolizing optimism and joy.

Approximate Measurements:
Bracelet length (to fastening ring):  18.5cm (Can be fastened along the way at any of the other available links).

This is a quirky one-of-a-kind heirloom piece, bringing the wearer an item of jewellery as exclusive and individual as them. The perfect keepsake or gift to celebrate life's milestone occasions or just life!