Multi-Strand Baroque Freshwater Pearl Necklace

This appears to be a multi-strand necklace, likely composed of two or more strands, featuring baroque freshwater pearls. The pearls exhibit a wide range of irregular, organic shapes, characteristic of baroque pearls, rather than perfectly spherical ones. Their colors are predominantly earthy tones, including various shades of bronze, copper, gold, and dark brown, with some pearls showing iridescent overtones of green, blue, and purple, contributing to a rich, nuanced palette. The irregular shapes and varied colors give each pearl a unique character, preventing a uniform appearance across the strands. The pearls appear to be strung individually, possibly on a flexible cord or wire, with small knots or spacers visible between some of the larger pearls, which helps in securing them and preventing them from rubbing against each other. The overall construction suggests a robust but flexible design, allowing the necklace to drape naturally when worn. Given the photograph's resolution, specific details about the clasp or findings are not discernible, but it is likely a simple hook-and-eye or lobster clasp suitable for multi-strand designs. There are no visible prominent manufacturer's marks or signatures. The style suggests a modern, organic aesthetic, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. Condition appears good with no obvious signs of damage, significant chips, or repairs, though a closer inspection would be required to assess the luster and surface quality of individual pearls more precisely. The quality indicators include the diverse and vibrant iridescence visible on many pearls, which is a desirable characteristic of well-formed freshwater pearls.