Silver Necklace Made by Jens Asby, Denmark, in the 1970s

This sterling silver necklace is made up of rod-shaped links that vary in thickness, adding a unique texture to its design. Each link is smooth, with thicker sections transitioning i...

This sterling silver necklace consists of 19 oval, beautifully arched discs. The necklace is adjustable and it closes easily with a hook. The necklace has a clear luster and it will be a perfect fit to either the evening or the office dress...

This vintage silver necklace features a series of interlinked double-ring motifs, creating a structured yet fluid design. Each element consists of a larger outer ring with a subtly e...

This vintage silver necklace features a series of elongated, leaf-like elements linked together in a flowing, organic design. Each piece is slightly curved, creating movement and dim...

Bold, Modern and sleek sterling silver Pendant. Measuring 2.00 square. Snake chain. 25 inch chain end to end. This is out of a massive collection of Hopi...

- 19" length - 8.5" drop - Gold and silver tone - Four strand chain - Clasp closure - Unsigned, but attributed to Goldette - circa 1970s - Made in New York CONDITION: Excellent vint...

1970's sterling vermeil necklace with high domed aventurine cabochon pendant. Piece was made by an unknown studio silversmith and member of the Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG). Necklace has a 16.5" total wearable neck length. Pendant portion measures 3.25" wide by 2" long. Signed with the artists insignia, SNAG, Sterling. In very good vintage condition with light wear on the front of the pendant and some staining on the back. The following was taken from the SNAG website with thanks: In November 1968, Philip Morton held a meeting in Chicago, attended by Robert Ebendorf, Phillip Fike, Hero Kielman, Brent Kington...

Drop necklace sautoir designed by Monica Coscioni. Beautiful contemporary drop necklace, created in the city of Orvieto Italy at the jewelry atelier of the designer Monica Coscioni...