Multi-strand Cream Beaded Choker Necklace

This item is a multi-strand choker necklace composed of numerous individual strands of small, uniformly sized cream-colored beads. The beads appear to be spherical or near-spherical and have a smooth, possibly pearlescent finish, suggesting they may be faux pearls, glass, or plastic. There are approximately 8-10 distinct strands, which are twisted or gently intertwined to create a fuller, textured appearance. Interspersed amongst the beaded strands are thinner-gauge gold-toned chains, adding a metallic highlight and possibly structural reinforcement. The overall color palette is elegant, featuring soft cream beads against a shimmering gold. The necklace fastens with a gold-toned extender chain on one end, terminating in a small cream bead, and an unknown clasp type on the other end (not clearly visible but likely a lobster clasp or spring ring clasp given the extender). The extender chain allows for adjustable length, typically characteristic of chokers or shorter necklaces. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious signs of breakage, tarnish on the gold-toned elements, or significant wear on the beads. The craftsmanship seems standard for costume jewelry, focusing on visual appeal through layering and contrasting materials. The style suggests a decorative piece, likely from the mid-to-late 20th century or a modern vintage-inspired design. The uniform size and color of the beads indicate mass production rather than natural pearls. The necklace is designed to sit closely around the neck, offering a chic and somewhat formal aesthetic.