Multi-Strand Beaded Necklace with Purple and Greenish-Gray Beads

This is a multi-strand beaded necklace, approximately 42 inches in length, featuring a combination of purple and greenish-gray beads, accented with small golden-toned spacer beads and an ornate gold-colored toggle clasp. The necklace is designed with what appears to be two main strands, intertwined or layered, creating a rich texture and visual depth. The purple beads are larger, flat, and elongated diamond or marquise shapes, exhibiting a soft, matte to slightly polished finish with natural variations in hue, suggesting they could be made from a natural stone such as rhodonite or a similar material. These purple beads are irregularly spaced along the strands, acting as focal points. Interspersed with these are numerous smaller, irregularly shaped greenish-gray beads, which form the bulk of the strands. These beads have a smooth, almost organic appearance. Both types of beads show some natural inconsistency in shape, indicating hand-drilling or a natural material. Small, shiny gold-toned spherical spacer beads are used between many of the greenish-gray beads and to delineate the larger purple beads, adding a touch of metallic contrast and elegance. The toggle clasp, positioned at one end, is a simple, yet decorative, loop-and-bar mechanism, likely made of a base metal with a gold-tone finish to match the spacer beads. The overall construction suggests a handcrafted or artisan-made piece. The necklace weighs 22 grams, as indicated by the digital scale. The condition appears good from the image, with no obvious signs of damage or excessive wear, although a closer inspection would be needed to assess bead integrity or clasp security. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernible. The style is bohemian or eclectic, suitable for a casual or statement accessory. The craftsmanship appears competent, with a consistent bead arrangement and secure threading.