Vintage White Beaded Necklace with Gold-Tone Accents

This is a Princess-length necklace featuring uniform and graduated white beads, likely composed of glass, resin, or faux-pearl material. The necklace consists of approximately 34 round white beads. The design is symmetrically accented with gold-tone hardware, including three larger focal beads framed by scalloped gold-tone caps and small gold-tone disc spacers. The beads are strung on a fine wire or thread, terminating in a gold-tone spring-ring clasp. The white beads appear to have a matte or satin finish rather than a high-gloss luster, which is characteristic of mid-century costume jewelry. The construction appears sturdy, though the tension in the stringing suggests it may have been re-strung or is original vintage stock. Visible condition is good, with no obvious chips to the beads, although there is slight darkening of the metal accents suggesting minor oxidation or 'patina' consistent with age. There are no clearly visible maker’s marks on the clasp or spacers in this view. This style is consistent with mid-20th-century fashion (circa 1950s-1970s), emphasizing clean lines and contrasting metallic elements. The craftsmanship is of standard commercial quality for vintage costume accessories.