Multi-Strand Beaded Necklace with Dark Luster Beads

This item is a multi-strand beaded necklace, estimated to be from the contemporary period, likely early 21st century. It features multiple strands of very small, brass-toned or coppery-colored seed beads, giving it a shimmering, textured appearance. There appear to be five main strands visible, though there could be more. Interspersed along these strands are larger, irregularly shaped beads, varying in size, with some appearing somewhat spherical and others more baroque. These larger beads are dark in color, possibly black, dark gray, or a very dark green, and exhibit a subtle luster, suggesting they might be pearls (possibly freshwater or cultured) or polished gemstones of a dark hue. Smaller, metallic-looking spherical beads, likely silver-toned or gunmetal-colored, are also distributed along the strands, acting as spacers or accents. The necklace is finished with a dark-toned metal clasp mechanism, possibly a lobster claw clasp, which is visible at one end. The overall condition appears good with no obvious signs of damage or significant wear, though the lighting makes it difficult to assess minor imperfections or the exact sheen of the beads. The craftsmanship appears to be of a mass-produced or artisan quality, with the strands uniformly strung and the beads evenly spaced.