Multi-Strand Cultured Freshwater Potato Pearl Necklace with Silk Ribbon Accent

This is a long, multi-strand necklace featuring high-quality cultured freshwater pearls in a 'potato' shape, characterized by their slightly irregular, asymmetrical, and rounded form. The necklace is displayed in a dramatic four-layer graduated drape, suggesting a significant total length, possibly a 'rope' or 'opera' length that has been looped. The pearls exhibit a sophisticated palette of natural metallic hues, ranging from creamy whites and champagne to soft mauves, dusty roses, and silvery lavenders. Each pearl possesses a rich, lustrous nacre with visible iridescent or 'orient' properties. While potato pearls are naturally irregular, these specimens appear well-matched in size and tone. The strand is professionally hand-knotted on thread, indicated by the precise spacing and drape, which also adds a layer of security against loss if broken. A notable design feature is the large, peach-colored silk or satin ribbon tied into a bow at the nape, which may conceal a clasp or serve as a decorative fastener, giving the piece a romantic, contemporary aesthetic. The overall condition appears excellent with consistent luster and no visible peeling or surface damage. This style is indicative of modern fine jewelry design which emphasizes the organic beauty of semi-baroque shapes over perfect sphericity.