IMC Gallery Inc Multi-Strand Necklaces

A stunning necklace of natural semi precious stones by famed jewelry designer Iradj Moini. One end of the necklace starts with three strands while the other end of the necklace starts with five strands. The strands are comprised of faceted irregular shaped natural golden citrines and smokey topaz stone beads with small gold tone spacer beads. The top strand goes from end to end. The other strands start out single, meet at a large mounted oval faceted topaz or citrine stone and continue as a double strand to opposite end. The large clasp is comprised of five very large matching citrine and topaz gemstones in faceted oval, emerald and cabochon cuts. The necklace is 17 inches long laid flat. It may be worn as such or twisted, as preferred by the designer Iradj. The large gem stone...

A lovely five strand graduated crystal bead bib necklace made in Italy and from the 1950s. Each of the five strands is comprised of golden light abler color beads from 5 mm to 10 mm ...

A lovely Italian four strand glass bead necklace from the 1950s. The purple beads are hand made polished amethyst color glass. They are interspersed with faceted pale pink crystal di...

A lovely four strand 1950s necklace comprised of turquoise and black European glass beads with a large molded glass clasp. It may be worn with the strands of beads twisted corsage st...

A wonderful and elegant late 1960s to pre 1973 Kenneth Jay Lane necklace. It is comprised of three strands of gold .19 of an inch wide by .5 of an inch long oval links with rope twist design. The three strands of chain measure 21.75 inches, 24.75 inches and 27.75 inches long not including the 1.25 inch wide by 2 inch long snake hook and eye clasp. The snake head and tip of tail have pave' set rhinestones. The top of the snake head is set with a 4.6 mm navy blue cabochon that matches the smaller navy blue round rhinestone eyes. The snake head is hook shape at one end of the necklace and slips through the coiled snake body on the opposite end of the necklace as the closure. The piece is unsigned. However, Kenneth Jay Lane made a collection of this exact jewelry with some, but not all pieces marked K.J.L. without copyright marks denoting before 1973 when his signature was changed. The matching brooch to this collection is show with the K.J.L. signature in the third and forth photos from the end. Additionally, the second to last photo shows another version of this necklace with a large central piece of knotted serpents. Note the identical links of chain and cast snake hook closure. Additionally, a matching pair of earrings were made as show in the last photo with signature on the clip back. Lastly, there was a matching bangle bracelet. All the pieces have the same rhinestone and glass stone jewel encrusted snake heads with tongue sticking out. Some wear to gold plate on a few links and on the front and back of the snake clasp...