Sterling Silver and Garnet Choker Necklace

This item is a sterling silver choker-style necklace adorned with multiple red garnet gemstones. The necklace features a central embellished section with five main modules, each consisting of a rectangular-cut garnet gemstone flanked by two smaller, pear-shaped or teardrop-cut garnets. These individual modules are linked together by small, rounded silver connectors, creating a flexible and articulated design that conforms well to the neckline. The gemstones exhibit a deep, rich red color, often characteristic of almandine or pyrope garnets, and appear to be bezel-set within the silver frames, ensuring security and presenting a clean, polished look. The silver components show some natural patina, suggesting either age or an intentional antique finish, which enhances the contrast with the vibrant red stones. The chain connecting these central modules to the clasp (not fully visible but appears to be a standard link chain) is a delicate cable or rolo chain, contributing to the overall elegant aesthetic. There are no visible manufacturer's marks or signatures apparent from the image. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with secure settings and well-formed silver elements. The style suggests a possible Art Nouveau, Edwardian revival, or perhaps a more contemporary design influenced by classic aesthetics, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century to early 21st century. Condition appears good with no obvious damage, chips to stones, or major tarnishing that detracts from its appeal, only a gentle oxidation typical of silver jewelry. The necklace is displayed on a white bust, indicating its wearable nature.