
Cluster Faux-Pearl Heart Pendant Necklace
This jewelry piece consists of a silver-toned cable chain featuring a prominent heart-shaped pendant. The pendant is constructed using a three-dimensional cluster technique where numerous round, creamy-white faux pearls of varying sizes are closely set together to form a textured heart silhouette. The faux pearls exhibit a soft luster, though their consistent shape and surface suggest they are synthetic or glass-based with a pearlescent coating. The pendant is suspended from a simple circular jump ring attached to a machine-made metal chain, which appears to be stainless steel or silver-plated based on its cool, slightly greyish metallic tone. The overall construction suggests a contemporary fashion or costume jewelry origin, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The condition appears to be fair to good; there are no visible missing pearls, but the metal chain shows mild tangling and minor surface oxidation typical of non-precious metals. The craftsmanship indicates mass-market production rather than artisan jewelry, evidenced by the uniform machine links of the chain and the visible metal infrastructure holding the pearls in place. It lacks any visible designer hallmarks or purity stamps in the provided view.
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Estimated Value
$15 - $30
Basic Information
Category
Costume Jewelry
Appraised On
February 13, 2026
Estimated Value
$15 - $30
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Necklace
Item Description
This jewelry piece consists of a silver-toned cable chain featuring a prominent heart-shaped pendant. The pendant is constructed using a three-dimensional cluster technique where numerous round, creamy-white faux pearls of varying sizes are closely set together to form a textured heart silhouette. The faux pearls exhibit a soft luster, though their consistent shape and surface suggest they are synthetic or glass-based with a pearlescent coating. The pendant is suspended from a simple circular jump ring attached to a machine-made metal chain, which appears to be stainless steel or silver-plated based on its cool, slightly greyish metallic tone. The overall construction suggests a contemporary fashion or costume jewelry origin, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The condition appears to be fair to good; there are no visible missing pearls, but the metal chain shows mild tangling and minor surface oxidation typical of non-precious metals. The craftsmanship indicates mass-market production rather than artisan jewelry, evidenced by the uniform machine links of the chain and the visible metal infrastructure holding the pearls in place. It lacks any visible designer hallmarks or purity stamps in the provided view.
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