Multi-Strand Blue and Green Beaded Necklace

This item is a multi-strand necklace featuring an array of blue and green beads. The beads vary in shape, predominantly appearing as faceted or irregularly shaped ovals and teardrops, and are crafted from a material that resembles glass or acrylic, exhibiting a translucent to semi-transparent quality. The colors range from deep sapphire blue to teal, aqua, and emerald green, creating a harmonious gradient effect. Some beads show a slight iridescent sheen, particularly the lighter green ones, suggesting a possible shell-like or treated finish. The beads are attached to multiple strands of a dark, possibly gunmetal-colored, curb chain link. The chains are intertwined and spaced out, with the beads interspersed along their length, giving the necklace a somewhat clustered but flowing appearance. The overall length of the beaded section of the necklace appears to be approximately 3.5 to 4 inches, based on the visible ruler markings, with the total chain length extending significantly beyond that to form the complete necklace. The clasp mechanism is not clearly visible but would typically be a lobster clasp or spring ring closure for such a design. The condition appears good, with no visible breaks or significant wear on the beads or chain. The style suggests a contemporary fashion accessory, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The craftsmanship appears mass-produced but with attention to color coordination and bead arrangement.