Multi-strand Beaded Necklace with Large Turquoise-like Pendant

This is a long, multi-strand beaded necklace, likely designed to be worn in a draped or layered fashion. The primary material appears to be a variety of natural stone beads, possibly including turquoise or similar blue-green stones, along with lighter-toned irregular-shaped beads that could be howlite, agate, or other pale minerals. Interspersed among the natural stone beads are rectangular, clear, faceted beads, possibly glass or crystal, which seem to exhibit an iridescent quality, catching and reflecting light with a subtle play of colors. The beads vary in size and shape, with some being round or ovular and others more organic and irregular, contributing to a rustic or bohemian aesthetic. The necklace features a prominent large, flat, rectangular pendant, which is a vivid teal-blue stone, strongly resembling turquoise, displaying natural matrixing or veining typical of the stone. This main pendant is accompanied by a smaller, irregularly shaped bead of the same vivid teal color, placed directly above it, suggesting either a decorative element or a connecting piece. The primary pendant appears to be set in a simple metal bezel, likely silver-toned, though the exact metal cannot be determined from the image. The stringing material is not clearly visible but appears to be a dark cord. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of breakage or significant damage. The stones exhibit natural variations in color and texture, which is expected of such materials. Given the natural elements and color palette, it likely belongs to a contemporary, possibly handmade or artisan, style period.