BLUE IRIS / IRIS BLEU Necklaces

Judith Hendler designed this spectacular "piece of art" choker necklace in the 1980s. The necklace has the iconic Acrylic or Lucite (also known as Acri-gem) neck tube ring, and elega...

This refined Angela Caputi, made-in-Italy resin choker necklace features an oversized multi-strand design with a dominant black color contrasted with chocolate brown and cream-white ...

Jean Paul Gaultier Paris designed this stunning pendant necklace in the 1990s for his Steampunk collection. The design features a silvered metal chain with a lobster closing clasp, ornate with a transparent and black multi-layer teardrop pendant. The medallion has a Roman-inspired gilded metal cameo embedded in the material. The piece is signed at the back with a Gaultier metal tag. The necklace is in good condition, with a tiny air bubble trapped in the material on the right lower edge of the pendant. Measurements: The necklace's total length is 18.94 in (48 cm) - the drop is 11 in long (28 cm) - The pendant is 0.88 in wide x 1.13 in high (2.2 x 2.9 cm). Note: Steampunk fashion is a subgenre of the steampunk movement in science fiction. It is a mixture of the Victorian era's romantic view of science in literature and elements from the Industrial Revolution in Europe during the 1800s. The fashion is designed with a post-apocalyptic era in mind. Steampunk fashion encompasses clothing, hairstyling, jewelry, body modification, and make-up. In 2010, steampunk style entered the high-end fashion market as designer John Galliano brought elements from the trend to his spring haute couture show for Christian Dior. Another designer associated with the steampunk style is Jean Paul Gaultier, who, from the 1990s, integrated elements of this current into his fashion and jewelry collections. In particular, he frequently uses...

A joyful gem of mid-century Italian design, this striking 1950s multistrand necklace by Coppola e Toppo is a true rarity. Designed by the legendary Coppola e Toppo in the 1950s, thi...

This striking transparent copper Lucite or Acrylic resin bib choker necklace was crafted by Italian designer Manoa2 (Milano 1980 - 1985). A collar shape with a large curved bib toppe...

This superb collar necklace, featuring a Space Age design, was crafted in France during the 1960s. It is nicely made and reminiscent of Paco Rabanne's metal jewelry work. The necklac...

This spectacular French necklace has a gorgeous bib drapery shape built with inter-connecting geometric chromed metal and seashell links. The seashell donut-shaped links have iridesc...

This stunning beaded necklace, designed by Jean Paul Gaultier Paris, features a Victorian-inspired design that showcases a black metal chain intricately adorned with black French jet...

This gorgeous Donatella Pellini Italy choker necklace features a modernist design. The gilded metal multi-chain choker shape is ornate with a massive oval pendant with Memphis-style ...

This lovely Space Age Mid-Century modernist pendant necklace features an extra-long chain of heavy silvered metal complemented by an oversized silvered metal disk pendant. The pendan...

Missoni Italy created this incredible couture choker necklace for its ready-to-wear spring 2014 runway show. The piece features an asymmetric shape built with a gunmetal rigid band complimented with a black and white Lucite (or PVC) band carved with Missoni's stylized name. The choker shape is rigid and articulated thanks to a hinge on the band and a hook on the side of the plastron to open and close the necklace. About the spring 2014 collection, Vogue said: "With the explosive crash of waves on rocks...

This spectacular one-of-a-kind Christian Dior runway couture necklace boasts an extra-long multi-strand shape with a dangling tassel. The piece is built with hand-blown Murano art-glass crystal beads and complemented with gilt metal carved spacers. This necklace was made as a prototype for a Dior runway show in Paris in the 1980s and was never turned into a ready-to-wear piece. The quality of each large carved bead is gorgeous, with gold application and tutti frutti glass...

French jewelry artist Henry Perichon (also known as renowned designer Henry) designed this stunning brass and Talosel resin necklace in the 1960s. The rare extra-long necklace features a brown-beige Talosel resin ball pendant topped with topaz orange crystal faceted rhinestones. The necklace is finished with a gilded brass serpentine chain adorned with natural quartz beads and a hook-closing clasp. This piece is not signed, but the beige-brown Talosel medallion and the specific closing clasp are unmistakable signs of Henry's signature. Dimensions: The necklace's total length is 29.13 in (74 cm). The drop is 16.57 in long (42 cm). The pendant is 1.19 in diameter (3 cm) by 1.57 in high (3.9 cm). Note: Henry Perichon (1910 - 1970), whose artist name is Henry, is one of the most inventive jewelry designers of the period. His studio was in Lyon, where he worked on bronze, silver, white metal, or Talosel resin mediums. His style is difficult to define, reflecting a diverse range of influences, including Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Art Deco. Many famous actresses from the 1950s and 1960s, such as Claudette Colbert, Suzanne Flon, Michele Morgan...

Christian Lacroix Paris designed this stunning choker necklace. The piece features a twisted wire, rigid band in gold, purple, and navy blue. The choker turns around the neck nicely,...