Festive Gubelin Braided Silk Gold Choker Necklace

Sleek braided leather alligator head choker necklace The unique choker necklace is designed with a pair of silver metal alligators heads adhered to a bl...

Diamond & Gold Choker Necklace Round cut diamonds weighing: approximately 62.00 cts Measurements: 13" in diameter Metal Type: 18k yellow gold

Sterling silver alligator head on a braided leather choker necklace by KIESELSTEIN-CORD with original pouch. Beautifully detailed alligator head on a r...

This stunning Christian Dior choker necklace was created and manufactured by Grosse in 1958. This piece was crafted by Henkel & Grosse for Christian Dior for their 1958 collections when Marc Bohan was Head Designer of the House. The choker boasts a gilded metal multi-chain pattern embellished with an intricate braided lace design and a central dangling pendant. The locking mechanism of the box is delicate and precious, having a clasp that slides to open and close it. The necklace is marked on the underside with two tiny gilded tags that read Grosse © - 1958 and the CD logo. The necklace is in good condition for its age, with a minor discoloration on the metal. Measurements: 15.38 in total length (39 cm) - width is 0.63 in wide (1.5 cm) - the central pendant is 2.63 in long (6.7 cm). Note: about Grosse 1907 At the famous goldsmith town of Pforzheim in Germany, Heinrich Henkel and his brother-in-law, Florentin Grosse, established Süddeutsche Gold-und Harrbijouterie-Fabrik Heinrich Henkel und Co (South-German Gold and Hair Jeweller) specialized in producing jewelry and watch chain made of woven and plaited hair. 1920s Grosse introduced state-of-the-art modernist design and manufactured avant-garde costume jewelry that combined art and technology. This new design-driven costume jewelry received immense critical acclaim, drawing attention and interest from major houses, such as Lanvin and Chanel. 1930s The company has proposed a series of jewels in the shape of colorful flowers, taking up the symmetry present in Art Deco. New technical innovations, such as processing synthetic lacquers, were implemented. In 1930, well-known designer Elsa Schiaparelli (1890-1973) had a fascination for these floral jewels. Grossé produced a series of pieces for her, including red flower necklaces...

Unusual 14 karat gold choker necklace made of three double strands of twisted gold in something of a foxtail pattern. The necklace is 17 1/2 inches long and 7/16" wide. Made in West...

Created by Gubelin in Switzerland at some time during the 1940's, this incredible necklace bespeaks elegance and quiet opulence. It is a piece of jewelry that absolutely needs to be ...