Bohemian Style Multi-Layered Silver-Tone Charm Necklace

This is a four-strand tiered necklace crafted in a bright silver-tone metal, likely a base metal alloy or silver-plated stainless steel, displayed on a black velvet jewelry bust. The piece features a graduated design with four distinct chain lengths. The shortest, highest tier is a fine cable chain featuring a small, white oval cabochon bead which appears to be a faux opal or plastic resin. The second tier features a delicate flat feather or leaf charm, also in a silver-tone finish. The third tier is accented with a small, clear faceted synthetic bead or glass crystal. The longest and final tier holds the primary focal point: a large, light lavender or pale pink raw-cut druzy-style stone pendant with an irregular, organic shape and a visible crystalline texture. Each pendant is attached via a simple jump ring. The overall construction suggests a contemporary mass-produced fashion jewelry piece, likely from the early to mid-2020s. There are no visible maker's marks or hallmarks, indicating a generic commercial origin. The condition appears to be fair to good, with some noticeable tangling or overlapping of the chains. The metal maintains a high polish, and the stones/beads appear secure in their mounts without obvious chipping or significant tarnishing, though fine surface scratches on the metal are typical for pieces of this quality.