Vintage Faux Baroque Pearl Necklace with Gold-Tone Spacers

This item is an adjustable-length strand of oversized, free-form synthetic baroque pearls. Each bead is approximately 1.5cm to 2cm in size, featuring a cream or champagne-colored nacreous finish with a soft satin luster. The pearls are irregular in shape, characteristic of the 'baroque' style, and are separated by small, round gold-tone metal spacer beads. The necklace appears to be strung on a white cord, which is visible at one end where a small white thread tag is attached. The construction suggests late 20th-century costume jewelry, likely from the 1980s or 1990s, when bold, chunky pearl accessories were highly fashionable. Some visible wear to the pearlescent coating can be seen on close inspection, indicated by small scuffs and minor dulling of the surface in certain areas, though it maintains a consistent overall appearance. No prominent maker's marks are visible in the photograph, but the uniformity of the spacer beads indicates mass-production of high-quality costume components. The item reflects classic 'power dressing' aesthetics of its era.