Teal Beaded Necklace with Elongated Ribbed Beads

This is a long beaded necklace primarily composed of spherical beads in a deep, muted teal or dark jade green color. Interspersed at regular intervals are four larger, elongated, ribbed torpedo-shaped beads of the same color. The spherical beads appear to be uniform in size, approximately 8-10mm in diameter, with a smooth, polished finish. Each spherical bead is separated by a small, disc-shaped gold-toned spacer bead, which adds a metallic accent and enhances the overall visual separation between the green beads. The torpedo-shaped beads, which are approximately 3-4 cm in length, feature subtle vertical ribbing that provides textural contrast to the smooth round beads. These larger beads also appear to be made of the same dark teal or jade-like material. The material of the beads, while described as 'jade' in the context, shows some subtle variations in hue and possible inclusions consistent with natural stone, though without direct examination, it is difficult to confirm if it is genuine jade or a similar green stone, or even a resin or plastic made to imitate jade. The necklace appears to be strung on a durable cord, likely silk or nylon, which is not directly visible but inferred by the drape and construction. The clasp, visible in one of the close-up images, is a small, golden-toned hook-and-eye or spring ring clasp, suggesting a relatively secure fastening mechanism. The overall condition appears to be good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on the beads. The gold-toned spacers and clasp show minimal wear or tarnishing. The style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary piece, possibly 1960s to 1990s, given the classic bead necklace design and the common use of this color palette in that era. The craftsmanship appears to be consistent and uniform, indicating a well-made piece, though without explicit maker's marks, further manufacturing details are speculative.