1950s Double Row Baroque Pearl Necklace with Blue Rhinestones

This original 1950s triple strand pearl necklace is a truly eye-catching piece and could easily be mistaken for fine jewellery, such is the quality of the materials used and the sett...

Impressive 1930s Bakelite necklace made up of multicoloured beads in various shades of dark green, mustard, orange, tan, red, brown and black - colours which were given food-related names such as Creamed Corn, Butterscotch, Egg Yolk, and Salmon. Each bead is reminiscent of a chess piece, with rounded lines that very much echo the art deco styles of the era. Originally used for industrial purposes thanks to its ability to withstand heat, moulded Bakelite and its cast cousin, Catalin, made the jump to costume jewellery in the 1920s and had their heyday in the 1930s and 1940s with this necklace being one of the more decadent examples. When worn, the piece makes an impressive statement thanks to its substantial size and colourful appearance. Its generous length makes it possible to slip easily on and off overhead or it can be worn looped over. Truly a rare find which belongs in a serious collection. Condition wise, this is verging on extraordinary given the complexity of the carving and the shear number of individuals beads. We count very close to 250 hand carved beads...

The pendant hangs gracefully from a sleek 14 Karat Yellow Gold chain, which complements the warmth of the gemstone and enhances its natural beauty. The chain features a secure clasp ...

large statement-collier, tourquiose and Swarovsky pearls, eyecatcher in green this necklace is really something to be seen artfully finished with Swarovsky stones, modern design obj...