Circa Vintage Necklaces

This triple strand, late 1980s to early 1990s Yves Saint Laurent necklace was designed by Robert Goossens. The renowned jewellery designer was one of the most famous in all France an...

This original late 1940s to early 1950s necklace is a truly eye-catching piece and is possibly an unsigned early Miriam Haskell piece designed by Frank Hess. Two strings of faux baro...

This rare and documented Chanel seed pearl and gold chain link necklace was designed for the spring/summer 1978 haute couture collection by J. Cazaubon and Y. Dudel. Gabrielle Chane...

This original 1950s triple strand pearl necklace is a truly eye-catching piece and could easily be mistaken for fine jewellery, such is the quality of the materials used and the sett...

This show-stopper of a necklace walked the runway for many of the looks at Christian Dior’s Resort 2009 show. The glowing Vogue review said that this collection was for “grandes dame...

Beautiful 1950s Christian Dior necklace set with large pale blue circular and square crystal stones and fashioned from a pewter coloured m...

This necklace can be dated to around 1980, prior to the well documented pieces designed when Victoire de Castellane joined Chanel after the arrival of Karl Lagerfeld. The designer of...

Impressive beaded necklace from the Chanel 1999 Spring Collection. It is strung with an assortment of resin beads made to resemble organic stones in hues that range from amber to pal...

This runway documented necklace adorned the necks of multiple models walking in Prada’s Spring 2003 collection. Appearing in both black (look 22/40) ...

Fashion designer Christian Lacroix established his own couture house in 1975 and launched his first jewellery line in 1989. Lacroix’s designs drew on many of the same references as his couture clothing. His jewellery is opulent, outlandish and has a stylised handmade feel. Sculpted from gold- or silver-toned alloy, the colours of his collections were echoed in the vibrant tones of the enamel and glass stones he often used. This large gold cross pendant...

Césarée was founded in 1980 by designer Laurence Coupelon. Coupelon drew inspiration from Asia, blending natural materials with bronzed or silver metal. This late 1990s statement necklace has a collar made from bronzed metal and features a huge circular wooden pendant. The metal has been hammered to create an organic, freeform textured finish. The pendant hangs from a black bead-covered loop. In front of the circular wooden pendant hangs two S-shaped, bronzed metal forms, stylised with carved details, spirals and fishtail ends. This necklace fastens with a chain at the rear of the neck that is secured with Césarée’s recognisable S-shaped hook clasp and engraved with the brand name. In excellent vintage condition with no flaws and no wear to the metal. Please check the below measurements to ensure the best fit. Césarée has collaberated on jewellery collections for Nino Cerruti, Michel Klein, Agnès B, Cacharel, Kenzo and Sonia Rykiel and is worn by many French and foreign artists: Emmanuelle Béart, Claudia Schiffer, Marisa Bérenson, Jodie Foster and socialites Mouna Ayoub...

This striking pendant necklace is by Trifari. Composed of a long gold-toned chain and chunky pendant, this necklace was designed in the late-1960s. The pendant is made from polished ...

This necklace was created by French luxury fashion house Lanvin in the 1970s. Designed in a torque collar style, it is crafted from gold-toned metal. During the 1970s, Lanvin’s jewellery...

This choker necklace by Trifari was designed in the 1960s. Made up of 15 interconnected plates, they are broken up with erratic cracks and textured to look almost scale-like. The ove...

This incredible 1990s necklace by Kenneth Jay Lane makes a real statement and was designed to turn heads! It features a two strand chain comprised of elongated gold pieces, and clear...

Impressive 1930s Bakelite necklace made up of multicoloured beads in various shades of dark green, mustard, orange, tan, red, brown and black - colours which were given food-related names such as Creamed Corn, Butterscotch, Egg Yolk, and Salmon. Each bead is reminiscent of a chess piece, with rounded lines that very much echo the art deco styles of the era. Originally used for industrial purposes thanks to its ability to withstand heat, moulded Bakelite and its cast cousin, Catalin, made the jump to costume jewellery in the 1920s and had their heyday in the 1930s and 1940s with this necklace being one of the more decadent examples. When worn, the piece makes an impressive statement thanks to its substantial size and colourful appearance. Its generous length makes it possible to slip easily on and off overhead or it can be worn looped over. Truly a rare find which belongs in a serious collection. Condition wise, this is verging on extraordinary given the complexity of the carving and the shear number of individuals beads. We count very close to 250 hand carved beads...

1950s necklace by Mitchel Maer for Christian Dior and fully signed to the reverse in an oval cartouche. This is one of the more well known designs and essential for any collectors o...

Classic Chanel 1980s gold curb chain triple strand choker necklace. The medallion is in the shape of a shield and the Chanel lettering is accompa...

1990s Chanel large simulated pearl and gold chain link necklace. From the time Karl Lagerfeld and Victoire de Castellane were the creative directors for the House in fashion and jewellery respectively. This single strand sautoir simply slips on over the head and has a gold plated and engraved authenticity cartouche stamped Chanel, Made in France. Season '29' corresponds to 1990 as the year of manufacture. This necklace is in superb vintage condition overall. Early Chanel...

1980s Chanel champagne colour Baroque style simulated pearl necklace. From the early part of the decade before Karl Lagerfeld and Victoire de Castellane were the creative directors f...

This elegant Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer geometric crystal necklace is rhodium plated, in excellent vintage condition and the gemstones have exceptional clarity. The central circular composition consists of five circles of small facetted prong set stones that are linked together with six crescent shaped links of baguette shaped stones. At on one end, it finishes with a joined, larger baguette cut stone which holds the oval signature cartouche marked 'Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer' to the reverse. On the other end, there is a hook fastening with a safety chain that can be secured to the other side of the necklace. In great vintage condition; all original stones and no issues of any note. It's more of a choker style and we've sold this design a number of times over the years including Kramer marked pieces who were licence to sell Christian Dior costume jewellery...

This beautiful 1920s Peking glass pendant necklace is most likely to be of Czech origin and we suspect it may be the work of Czech costume jewellery desi...

This exquisite 1930s Art Deco Peking Glass 4 piece set with prong set rock crystals is comprised of a ring, earrings, matching bracelet and necklace with a large drop pendant, and is in absolutely beautiful condition. Peking Glass is very collectable and was created to resemble the jade or jadeite which was so popular in the Art Deco era. This set features rectangular green Peking Glass...