Mixed Champagne Pearl and Amber-Tone Glass Bead Necklace

This jewelry item is a single-strand graduated necklace featuring a combination of faux or cultured pearls and faceted glass beads. The upper portion of the strand consists of small, round beads with a metallic champagne or mauve-bronze luster, resembling potato-shaped freshwater pearls. These transition at the bottom center to several larger, faceted geometric beads, likely glass or resin, in a warm amber or cognac hue with iridescent 'Aurora Borealis' (AB) coatings that reflect light in greens and golds. The necklace is constructed on a flexible cord or wire and features a silver-toned spring ring clasp at the terminus. The overall length appears to be approximately 16 to 18 inches, typical of a princess-length necklace. The condition appears fair to good, though some surface wear or minor scuffing is visible on the pearls' nacre, and the light reflects unevenly, suggesting slight age-related patina on the metallic components and possible surface grime. No distinct maker's marks are visible in the image, but the style is characteristic of late 20th-century costume jewelry, likely dating from the 1970s to the 1990s. The craftsmanship shows standard commercial production with simple metal spacers separating the larger focal beads.