Four-Strand Simulated Pearl Choker with Pavé Rhinestone Spacers

This item is a vintage-style four-strand necklace, commonly known as a choker or collar, featuring uniform cream-colored simulated pearls. The piece is constructed with four parallel rows of beads, interspersed with three silver-tone metal horizontal spacer bars. Two of these spacers are decorative bars set with small, clear pavé-style rhinestones, positioned at intervals to maintain the alignment and drape of the strands. The terminal ends of the necklace feature silver-tone caps that gather the four strands into a single clasping point. The pearls exhibit a soft, lustrous finish typical of high-quality costume jewelry, and the beads appear to be approximately 6-8mm in diameter each. Based on the construction and aesthetic, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century, drawing inspiration from mid-century 'Grace Kelly' style glamour. The condition appears fair to good; while the luster remains intact, there is a visible slight sag in the stringing tension and potential minor oxidation on the metal components. No obvious maker's marks are visible in the photograph, but the craftsmanship reflects standard high-end costume jewelry of the 1980s or 1990s.