Gold-Tone Multi-Strand Necklace with White Cabochons

This is a long, multi-strand necklace, approximately 24-30 inches in length, featuring a gold-tone metal. The necklace is designed with several distinct sections. One primary strand is a delicate twisted rope chain, while another appears to be a finer, perhaps flat or highly polished link chain. Integrated along the length of the necklace are multiple bezel-set, polished cabochons that appear to be white or off-white in color, possibly mother-of-pearl, moonstone, or a similar opaque material. These cabochons are oval or tear-drop shaped, varying slightly in size, with some larger and more prominent than others, especially one near the center that acts as a focal point. Additionally, there are smaller, elongated, leaf-shaped metal beads or links interspersed along the chains, adding textural variety. The necklace fastens with a lobster clasp closure, and an extender chain is visible, indicating adjustable length. The metal finish shows a uniform golden hue, suggesting it might be plated or a base metal alloy. There are no obvious signs of significant wear, damage, or repairs visible in the provided image; the metal appears shiny, and the stones are intact. The overall aesthetic is contemporary, likely from the late 20th to early 21st century, with a modern yet classic appeal. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with neat settings for the cabochons and consistent chain work.