Multi-Strand Biwa Peacock Pearl and Beaded Glass Necklace with Large Central Pendant

This is a long-style necklace featuring a repeating pattern of materials, strung on what appears to be a flexible wire or thread. The primary components visible are elongated, baroque-shaped pearls, exhibiting colors consistent with 'peacock' biwa pearls, displaying iridescent hues of purple, green, and bronze. These pearls are irregularly spaced along the entirety of the necklace, with shorter segments of small, faceted glass beads separating them. The glass beads appear to be in shades of purple and light green or aquamarine, possibly with an AB (Aurora Borealis) coating that enhances their sparkle and color play. There is a prominent, oval-shaped central pendant, larger than the individual pearls, which features a smooth, possibly ceramic or highly polished stone surface in a soft, muted brownish-pink or taupe color. This central pendant is decorated with an abstract pattern of white, irregularly-shaped 'eye' motifs or swirls. The craftsmanship appears to be hand-strung, given the varied spacing and natural forms of the pearls. The overall condition seems good, with no overt signs of damage or wear to the beads or pearls, although the lighting makes it difficult to assess fine scratches or chips. The necklace is designed for a contemporary aesthetic, likely created within the last 20-40 years, showcasing a blend of organic shapes and vibrant beadwork. The choice of materials suggests a focus on visual interest and texture, popular in artisan and costume jewelry.