1930s Art Deco Japanese Cultured Round White Pearl Necklace

This pearl necklace is composed of a strand of Japanese cultured pearls which are held together by an 18K yellow gold clasp. Diameter of the pearls: 4/4,5 to 8 / 8,5 mm. Overall len...

Necklace made of Japanese white cultured pearls falling. The clasp is hidden in an oval pearl at the end. It comes with a safety chain with 18 carat white gold spring ring. Length: 58 cm Diameter of the pearls: 6.5 / 7 mm. Total weight: about 33 g. Authentic retro necklace - French work of the 1950s. Necklace tied...

Necklace of fine pearls in baroque form in creamy-white oriental pearl. The rectangular platinum clasp is adorned at the top with an antique cushion-cut diamond. A safety chain in 18 Karat white gold with eagle head hallmark is also present. Fine pearls certified by the LFG (French Gemmology Laboratory). Necklace entirely threaded on new silk thread with knots. Diameter of the pearls : 3/3.5 to 6/6.5 mm approximately. Length : 42 cm approximately. Clasp length : 12.3 mm approximately, width : 5.2 mm approximately, thickness : 3.8 mm approximately. Total weight of the jewel : 11,9 g approximately. Authentic antique jewelry - French work of the 1930s. Our opinion : This Art Deco pearl necklace...

Necklace made up of a row of Japanese cultured pearls with very bright pearly white orient. The clasp with ratchet of olive shape is in 18 karat rose gold, eagle head hallmark, and i...

Experience elegance with the Mikimoto Japanese Akoya cultured pearl Y style necklace, a quintessential piece that radiates sophistication. Each of the 1523 Akoya pearls, renowned for...

This strand consists of 49 white roundish to pear shaped South Sea cultured pearls from 9.1 mm to 11.7 mm, very good luster, surfaces slightl...

Cultured Pearl Necklace A cultured pearl beaded necklace with a soft blue luster. Approximate Length: 16.5 inches Metal Type: 14-karat white gold

This exquisite three-strand cultured Akoya pearl necklace dates to the late Art Deco to early Retro era, circa 1930s–1940s—a period widely considered the pinnacle of pearl culturing ...