Multi-Strand Black Beaded Choker Necklace with Gold-Tone Clasp

This item is a multi-strand choker-style necklace, approximately 22 inches in length as per the context, composed of numerous small, round, black beads. The beads are uniform in size and appear to be made of a polished material, possibly glass, plastic, or simulated pearls, giving them a smooth, glossy finish. The necklace features a densely woven or strung construction, creating a substantial and textured appearance. Multiple strands of these black beads are twisted or braided together, resulting in a thick, rope-like form. The overall color is a consistent deep black. At the ends, a gold-tone metal clasp system is visible, consisting of a ring and a bar or toggle style fastener, which appears to be a standard jewelry finding. The necklace is displayed on a black digital scale, which indicates a weight of 39 grams (consistent with the provided 40g context). Given its style and material, it likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, possibly as a fashion accessory. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or signatures. The condition appears to be good, with no obvious signs of chips, cracks, or significant wear on the beads, although the precise condition of the stringing material (stated as 'white string' in the context, though not visible) or the clasp's plating cannot be fully assessed from the image alone. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for commercially produced costume jewelry of its type, with consistent beading and assembly.