Single-Strand Pearl Necklace
Fine Jewelry / Accessories

Single-Strand Pearl Necklace

This is a classic single-strand princess-length necklace featuring approximately 50 to 60 uniform pearls, estimated to be 6mm to 8mm in size. The pearls exhibit a creamy white body color with a soft, iridescent luster characteristic of cultured saltwater or high-quality freshwater pearls. The construction consists of pearls individually strung on a fine silk or nylon thread; while the photo resolution prevents seeing individual knots, the fluid way the strand drapes suggests quality knotting between each bead for security and aesthetic spacing. The necklace is secured by a metallic fishhook or barrel-style clasp, appearing to be finished in a silver-toned metal, though the specific hallmark for sterling silver or gold cannot be confirmed without magnification. The condition appears fair to good, with no visible broken threads or missing beads, although the slight kinking in the strand suggests the stringing may have stretched or stiffened over time. This timeless style is representative of mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry design, often used for formal occasions. The uniformity of the pearl shapes suggests a commercial grade of cultured pearls, chosen for their matching size and roundness.

Estimated Value

$150-$350

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry / Accessories

Appraised On

March 15, 2026

Estimated Value

$150-$350

Item Description

This is a classic single-strand princess-length necklace featuring approximately 50 to 60 uniform pearls, estimated to be 6mm to 8mm in size. The pearls exhibit a creamy white body color with a soft, iridescent luster characteristic of cultured saltwater or high-quality freshwater pearls. The construction consists of pearls individually strung on a fine silk or nylon thread; while the photo resolution prevents seeing individual knots, the fluid way the strand drapes suggests quality knotting between each bead for security and aesthetic spacing. The necklace is secured by a metallic fishhook or barrel-style clasp, appearing to be finished in a silver-toned metal, though the specific hallmark for sterling silver or gold cannot be confirmed without magnification. The condition appears fair to good, with no visible broken threads or missing beads, although the slight kinking in the strand suggests the stringing may have stretched or stiffened over time. This timeless style is representative of mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry design, often used for formal occasions. The uniformity of the pearl shapes suggests a commercial grade of cultured pearls, chosen for their matching size and roundness.

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