Double Strand Faux Pearl Station Necklace

This item is a decorative double-strand station necklace featuring simulated white pearls of varying sizes integrated along delicate silver-toned metal chains. The necklace is designed with a layered aesthetic, where two thin chains of unequal length are joined at a single lobster-style clasp, allowing them to drape asymmetrically. The pearls appear to be made of glass or plastic with a pearlescent coating, displaying a soft white or cream luster. They are spaced intermittently in a 'tin cup' or station style, held in place by small metal crimps or beads on either side. Based on the uniform shape of the pearls and the bright, consistent finish of the metal work, this piece is likely a contemporary fashion or costume jewelry item from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition shows light surface wear commensurate with use, but there are no immediately visible signs of heavy tarnish or peeling of the fake pearl coating. The craftsmanship is standard for mass-produced fashion accessories, focusing on visual appeal rather than fine jewelry techniques.