14k Gold Beaded Necklaces

A 1960s vintage signed Gump's Siberian nephrite jade necklace, with generous length and vibrance. These beautiful, untreated jade beads are a trans...

This classic and elegant pearl necklace features 56 6mm pearls set with a clasp in 14k yellow gold set with 9 brilliant cut diamonds and 3 pearls . A perfect bridal gift. The clasp ...

This unique and very fine vintage statement necklace features 48 round bead, genuine and natural amethyst stones. The amethysts display very...

This magnificent vintage statement strand necklace features 63 round bead, genuine and natural nephrite jade stones neatly strung throughout. The lovely nephrite jades are GIA certif...

Long chain necklace is intermittent with pearl, aventurine, and bar stations Pearls are approximately 6.0 mm with well matched cream body color and good to very good luster Aventur...

Vintage Jade carved with flowers & fish, 2” x 3/4”. Incredible craftsmanship. Chain is Malachite bead necklace 6.25 mm adorned with 14kt gold ...

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SHIPPING POLICY: No additional costs will be added to this order. Shipping costs will be totally covered by the seller (customs duties included). For any inquiries,please contact th...

Vintage 1960's Large Graduated Style with red-Coral & Pearls beaded necklace, the clasp is crafted in solid 14K yellow gold, this piece is formed by 4.5 mm to 7 mm Saltwater Pearls,...

Add a touch of beauty and happiness to your wardrobe with this Estate Coral 14K Yellow Gold Graduated Long Necklace! Since ancient times, coral has been believed to provide protecti...

Composed of 46 natural, untreated opaque Burmese jadeite jade beads in a soft bluish-green, this beautiful and understated necklace serves as "Exhibit A:" when it comes to demonstrating the unique and surprising beauty of jade. Because the necklace simply shouldn't be as magnificent as it is. After all, when it comes to jadeite jade, translucency is nearly —some would say even more— important than color. Jade can be so translucent that it becomes semi-transparent and you can read printed text right through the water-clear stone. Opaque jade such as the beads you see before you is generally considered less desirable. Keyword: generally. The color of the beads from a gem-lab point of view is "light green," but in reality the beads are more of a "soft powder blue." At least when you're indoors and not standing near a window. When you stand in the sun or sit in a chair beside that window, green somehow rises within the stone to overtake the blue and the beads now look to be more of a "light green" and not a "soft powder blue." The other thing I am wild about with respect to this necklace is the ability of these tenacious beads to absorb all the light they can and stubbornly refuse to relinquish it, as an opaque bead ought to. You see, the more opaque the stone, the more light simply reflects off its surface and back into your face. But these jade beads have just enough translucency to enable them to cling to whatever light reaches them and thus possess this very soft almost painterly glow. When I purchased this necklace the beads were strung on on an early nylon fishing line type of cord with the little 14k yellow beads between each bead and then the generic almond-shaped filigree gold clasp we have all seen endless times. The necklace troubled me because it is undignified for jade to be strung on fishing line. Though of course in the 1960s when this necklace was originally created, nylon was just the IT material. The beads (minus one) were restrung on thick natural silk cord and hand-knotted twice between each bead. The 14K yellow gold beads were then repositioned all together at the rear of the necklace. The original clasp has been replaced with an improved one. The resulting necklace is now ready for many years of wear and enjoyment. The beauty of jade can be arresting and immediate, such as when one is confronted with an imperial jade ring...

Circa 1960s, 14k. This beautifully hued ruby necklace is elegantly perfect for any moment of fashion. What could be more sublime with a gown than rubies or more beachy with sandals and old ripped jeans? Excellent condition. Remark: “Red is the first color we see, the color of passion and the most exciting color in fashion.” SIZE: 16 1/2 inches long WEIGHT: 17.8 grams STONES: Approximately 40 carats of Ruby Beads...