Necklace Jewelry Appraisal

Beaded Necklace

The item is a necklace, approximately 18-24 inches in length, composed primarily of numerous disc-shaped beads in a uniform light green or mint color. These green beads appear to be flat and thin, strung closely together, creating a smooth, flexible chain. Interspersed among the green discs are four larger, barrel-shaped or cylindrical beads of a vibrant, opaque red color. These red beads are evenly spaced along the visible portion of the necklace, suggesting a symmetrical design. The necklace is secured by a silver-toned metal clasp, possibly a lobster claw or spring ring clasp, visible at one end. The overall construction appears to be strung on a flexible cord or wire. The beads show a matte or slightly satin finish. No significant visible damage, wear, or repairs are apparent on the beads themselves, although the specific material of the beads cannot be definitively identified from the image, they resemble glass, resin, or perhaps a natural stone like jade or turquoise. The style suggests a casual or contemporary piece, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship appears competent, with consistent bead sizing and stringing.