Vintage-Style Faux Pearl and Turquoise-Colored Costume Necklace

This is a statement costume jewelry necklace featuring a combination of faux pearls and synthetic turquoise-colored stones. The construction consists of a single strand of cream-colored, round glass or plastic beads (approx. 6mm) that transitions into a decorative bib or collar centerpiece. This centerpiece is composed of clusters of marquise-cut turquoise-colored glass or resin cabochons arranged in leaf-like patterns, accented by small light blue rectangular baguette-cut crystals and larger pendant-style faux pearls that hang from the base. The metal components appear to be a gold-tone base metal, likely brass or zinc alloy. The length appears to be a standard princess length (17-19 inches) with a lobster claw clasp visible at the top. The overall design mirrors high-end costume jewelry from the mid-20th century, specifically the bold 'bib' styles popular in the 1950s and 60s, though the construction suggests a more contemporary production (late 20th or early 21st century mass-market boutique piece). Condition shows some oxidation on the clasp and jump rings, common for costume pieces, and possible light scuffs on the faux pearl coatings. The craftsmanship is typical of commercial fashion jewelry with glued and prong-set components on a linked metal framework.