Carnelian, Crystal & Diamanté Art Deco Necklace
USD$425.00
Additional information
| Maker | Unsigned |
|---|---|
| Size | 15 1/4" x 1 1/4" |
| Condition | Excellent (minor wear to carnelian stones and some pointed backs of clear crystals) |
| Date | 1920s |
| Marks | "STERLING" on clasp |
Three square carnelian stones set at a 45-degree angle are held in place with diamanté-encrusted leaves in this extraordinary Art Deco necklace. Collet-set crystal stones finish the piece. The metal may be sterling silver, but only the spring-ring clasp is marked. The high quality of the design and construction of this fabulous necklace is readily apparent. This piece is from my personal collection. Scroll down to see carnelian earrings and a bracelet to wear with this necklace.
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