Multi-Strand Gold-Tone Curb Chain and Rhinestone Statement Necklace

This is a substantial multi-strand costume statement necklace, likely dating from the 21st century (circa 2010-2015) based on its maximalist style popular during the 'bib necklace' trend. The piece is constructed with tiered, gold-tone metal curb chains that create a wide, draping effect. Accentuating the metallic strands are integrated lines of square-cut, clear rhinestones set in individual pronged cups. The focal point of the necklace features three distinct fan-shaped clusters attached to the bottom tier. Each cluster is composed of marquise-cut (eye-shaped) faceted glass stones in a pale grey or 'diamond' finish, arranged in a sunburst pattern. The materials appear to be base metal with a yellow gold-colored plating and high-brilliance faceted glass. The craftsmanship shows a combination of machine-made chain work and hand-assembled settings for the stones. Regarding condition, the metal shows a consistent shine, though some slight surface-level scuffing is visible upon close inspection. All stones appear to be present and secured within their settings, with no obvious signs of 'clouding' or silvering loss typically found in older vintage pieces. The necklace is designed to sit flat against the collarbone, offering a heavy, high-fashion aesthetic.